Kanye West sued by Donna Summer's estate - reports
Donna Summer's estate has reportedly filed a lawsuit against Kanye West and Ty Dolla $ign, accusing them of unlawfully using "I Feel Love" in their track "Good (Don’t Die)".
The legal action, initiated in Los Angeles by Bruce Sudano, targets the artists and West's record label, Yeezy.
Summer's estate had previously denied permission.
The lawsuit seeks to halt the song's distribution and demands damages, citing copyright infringement.
The dispute also involves an alleged unauthorized re-upload of the song on Spotify, further complicating copyright issues.
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Some media reports give additional narrative and context, mentioning West's controversial history and suggesting its influence upon the estate's decision.
Commentary around the story varies, with some outlets providing detailed background on Donna Summer's song "I Feel Love" and its cultural significance, potentially framing the lawsuit within a broader narrative of artistic rights and legacy preservation.
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