Drake + Chris Brown Hit With Copyright Infringement Lawsuit

Drake + Chris Brown Hit With Copyright Infringement Lawsuit

Drake + Chris Brown Hit With Copyright Infringement Lawsuit!

According to the lawsuit, Drake + Chris Brown is being accused of copyright infringement…

CelebnMusic247.com reports that singer/producer Braindon Cooper and Timothy Valentine are suing Drake and Chris Brown after claiming the two artists took their song and converted it into their track “No Guidance.”

Jacking music is very common for big-name superstars like Beyonce who jacks ideas left and right from up and coming artists.

It’s hard to make it because the wolves are always on the lookout to jack a new sound for their careers.

Cooper and Drum’n Skillz, respectively, are suing Brown and Drake, who they claim took their track “I Love Your Dress” and made it into “No Guidance.”

“I Love Your Dress” dropped 3 years before “No Guidance,” and Cooper and Valentine claim that Drake and Brown’s song is derived from their track.

They are claiming the song was copied altogether.

The producer and singer are suing the two artists for copyright infringement and looking to take home some serious cash in return, according to court papers.

In Chris Brown and Drake’s song, you can hear the similarities from the song written & created by Braindon Cooper.

You can compare the tracks for yourself below:

In addition to the above lawsuit, The Weeknd and his team a few weeks prior as well. According to Law 360 and Stereogum, Suniel Fox and Henry Strange are suing The Weeknd, along with collaborators Nicolas Jaar and Frank Dukes, who they claim plagiarized their 2015 song “Vibeking” for his song “Call Out My Name.” – via Complex