Revolt TV has been hit with a lawsuit by a group of White guys claiming that the music platform served them a pink slip for their lack of understanding the culture of the network.

The producers, who were fired in December 2014, worked on the televised broadcast of the popular Power 105 talk-radio show, “The Breakfast Club.” With years of prior experience working on programs such as “The Howard Stern Show”, the suit claims they were treated, “worse than other employees who were younger and African-American” and that Val Boreland, executive president of the station, treated the Black staff in a much “friendlier and respectful manner.”

A case of reverse racism, eh?

The New York Post reported that the lawsuit was filed at the Manhattan Supreme Court and quickly made its rounds on social media. The headlines even caught the eyeballs of Power 105’s The Breakfast Club’s Charlamagne, when it appeared that the radio show was caught in the mix of the racial suit.

Charlamagne took to his Instagram to dispel reports that the suit had anything to do with their morning radio show and the station overall.

Diddy created REVOLT to appeal to a millennial generation who has their pulse on the latest happenings in music. The multi-genre, multi-platform network engages youth in social conversation and offers breaking music news, videos, artist interviews, exclusive performances, and original programming.

According to the New York Post, an attorney for REVOLT said the claims brought against the station, “are without merit and have previously been dismissed by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.”