A federal judge said "enough" this week in a lawsuit against rapper Cardi B.
On Monday, March 30, a judge in Texas reportedly dismissed a $50 million copyright infringement lawsuit against the "Bodak Yellow" singer. U.S. District Judge Fernando Rodriguez dropped the suit without prejudice, according to People and Rolling Stone.
The suit, brought by music producers Joshua Fraustro and Miguel Aguilar, who form the duo Kemika1956, alleged that Cardi B's song "Enough (Miami)" ripped off their tune "Greasy Frybread," which was featured in the FX series "Reservation Dogs." Cardi B, whose legal name is Belcalis Almánzar, challenged the suit, arguing that "Frybread" was not protected by copyright, People and Rolling Stone report.
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Rodriguez dismissed the case on Monday, writing in his order that the production artists' claims that the several shows Cardi B played in Texas were not sufficient evidence for the claim to be filed in the state, according to the outlets.
