Cardi B Hit With Copyright Lawsuit Over Alleged Sampling in 'Enough (Miami)'
Cardi B, Warner Music Group, Atlantic Records, and producers OG Parker and DJ SwanQo face a copyright infringement lawsuit over alleged unauthorized use of material in "Enough (Miami)."
Cardi B looking confused and frustrated
Texas-based plaintiffs Joshua Fraustro and Miguel Aguilar (Kemika1956) claim their 2021 song "Greasy Frybread," performed by Sten Joddi and featured in FX's Reservation Dogs, was used without permission. The song was released through Tattoo Muzik Group Studios and is available on various platforms, including Spotify.
The 10-page complaint alleges:
- Vicarious and contributory infringement
- Unfair competition
- Misappropriation
The plaintiffs are seeking:
- Temporary and permanent injunctions
- Temporary restraining order to halt distribution of "Enough (Miami)"
- Monetary damages
- Attorneys' fees
This case joins recent high-profile music industry lawsuits, including:
- Drake's merchandise company facing trademark infringement claims
- Louis Vuitton and Pharrell Williams' Pocket Socks controversy
- Major labels' legal action against AI platforms Suno and Udio
- Megan Thee Stallion and Warner Music's victory in the "Savage" lawsuit
- Warner Music's dispute over Tom Petty footage usage
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Miami high-rise buildings at night
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