“Cardi B Faces Legal Trouble: Copyright Infringement Lawsuit Over “Enough (Miami)”
Cardi B is no stranger to controversy, but her latest legal battle may be the most serious yet. The rapper is facing a copyright infringement lawsuit over her latest single, “Enough (Miami)”. Joshua Fraustro and Miguel Aguilar, also known as Sten Joddi and Kemika 1956, are suing Cardi B for allegedly using parts of their song “Greasy Frybread” without permission.
The Lawsuit
According to the lawsuit, “Greasy Frybread” was released three years before Cardi B's track and was previously used to promote the FX series Reservation Dogs. The plaintiffs claim that Cardi B's song contains “substantially similar” elements to their own, including a similar hook and melody.
The lawsuit also names Cardi B's producers, OG Parker and DJ SwanQo, Atlantic Records, and Warner Music Group as defendants. The plaintiffs are seeking damages and a permanent injunction against Cardi B and her team.
Impact on Cardi B's Career
It's unclear whether the lawsuit will impact the release of Cardi B's upcoming album, but it's clear that this legal battle will be a major hurdle for the rapper. Cardi B has been open about her struggles with fame and the music industry, and this lawsuit may add fuel to the fire.
Conclusion
Cardi B's legal troubles are a reminder that even the biggest stars can face serious legal consequences. As the case unfolds, fans and industry professionals alike will be watching closely. Will Cardi B be able to overcome this legal hurdle, or will it mark a major setback for the rapper? Only time will tell.
