In his first attempt, he thought the song would be a perfect sample for a new track on his then upcoming album, titled Self-Improvement.

The facts state, “Yury is a producer and artist of a select catalog of music compositions and owner of various copyrights and other intellectual property rights in music, musical works and productions.” To summarize, he’s not a rookie artist.Īt the end of September 2011, Yury says he purchased the original French song from the Apple Store. In the process, we were provided with a copy of the complaint that was issued. HipHopDX was able to speak with Merman and his lawyer, Richard A. This track featuring Juicy J is the last song on the KHALIFA album released back in February. Apparently, Wiz sampled Yury’s song on his track “iSay” without permission. Late last fall, there was another lawsuit filed against the TGOD rapper, that has seemingly been swept under the rug.Ī New York City musician by the name of Yury Merman claims Wiz Khalifa owes him money. Months later, Wiz Khalifa, along with Snoop Dogg, were sued by fans after a railing collapsed at the duo’s New Jersey stop of The High Road Tour at BB&T Pavilion. Earlier this year, Wiz Khalifa filed a lawsuit against his former manager, Benjy Grinberg, and his record label, Rostrum Records. When it comes to Wiz Khalifa, both cases can apply. Some are getting sued left and right, while others are out doing the suing. NEW YORK CITY, NY – Artists are no stranger to lawsuits.

New York City, NY – Artists are no stranger to lawsuits. Shirley Ju NYC Musician Explains Lawsuit Against Wiz Khalifa & ID Labs Producers HipHopDx DecemNYC Musician Explains Lawsuit Against Wiz Khalifa & ID Labs Producers

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