Omarion had one of the biggest hits of his career when he released his 2014 track “Post to Be,” but now, all the money he made off the song may have to be forfeited!
According to The Jasmine Brand, BMG Rights Management filed a suit against Atlantic Records, DJ Mustard and Omarion in federal court.
BMG claims back in 2014, Chris Brown’s song “Came To Do” was written by multiple songwriters. One of the writers, Redwine, assigned 50% of the rights to the song to BMG.
Later that same year, Omarion released “Post to Be” which was produced by DJ Mustard. The suit claims the song infringes on Chris Brown’s song, which BMG owns the rights to.
The suit accuses Omarion’s track of being identical to “Came To Do,” and they want Omarion to stop profiting from “Post to Be.” They want damages up to $150k per time he infringed on “Came To Do” and no less than $300k in damages.
Peep the tracks:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HaEeJOr-mCM
Do you think they have a case?
Trouble in paradise for these two lover coons
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Chris didn't realize the songs were similar when he featured on "Post to be"?
This is all that these coons do, they f*ck each other, and then, they f*ck each other over! No one is really buying music anymore, sooooo! ?
PLEASE people don't do drugs how the hell you on a song with the same beat and not say nothing I would sue him for just being stupid .
Chris Brown is not an artist — he's labor. Acts like him all receive the same songs from the same people. They have no say in anything because they're not artists. It's common for acts like that to all record the same songs with their own "version."
It does not sound the same.
The songs don't sound the same. Chris sounds like a pure crackhead singing. Not to mention it sounds like he does trap R&B. I listened to Royalty the other day and was Royally pissed at that hot trash.