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Drake Hit With Copyright Lawsuit Over Uncleared Sample On "Calling My Name" - Vimarsana News

Drake Hit With Copyright Lawsuit Over Uncleared Sample On "Calling My Name"

Ghanaian artist Obrafour is hitting Drake with a lawsuit over an uncleared sample that the latter used in “Calling My Name,” a song on his 2022 album.

DRAKE hit with a $10 million copyright lawsuit by Ghanaian rapper OBRAFOUR who claims the rapper sampled his music in 2022 hit, Calling My Name - Vimarsana News

DRAKE hit with a $10 million copyright lawsuit by Ghanaian rapper OBRAFOUR who claims the rapper sampled his music in 2022 hit, Calling My Name

Thursday April 20, 2023 - Canadian rapper, Drake is being sued for $10 million by a Ghanaian rapper over claims he sampled one of his songs in the 2022 track Calling My Name without permission. Drake, 36, has been named in a lawsuit by artist Obrafour - real name Michael Darko - whose lawyer claims that…

Check out Obrafour's 'Oye Ohene' lyrics Drake sampled for 'Calling My Name' - Vimarsana News

Check out Obrafour's 'Oye Ohene' lyrics Drake sampled for 'Calling My Name'

Ghanaian rapper, Michael Elliott Kwabena Okyere Darko, known in showbiz circles as Obrafour will be smiling to the bank if he wins his case against Canadian rapper Drake.

Drake Facing Lawsuit For 'Calling My Name' Sample - Vimarsana News

Drake Facing Lawsuit For 'Calling My Name' Sample

Drake is reportedly facing a new lawsuit for an unapproved sample in 'Calling My Name.'

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Drake hit with $10 million copyright infringement lawsuit over uncleared Calling My Name sample - Vimarsana News

Drake hit with $10 million copyright infringement lawsuit over uncleared Calling My Name sample

The Canadian musician, 36, has been named in a $10 million lawsuit by Ghanaian artist Obrafour whose lawyer claims that Drake used an unpermitted sample.