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One of my favorite Lil' Wayne songs happens to be a freestyle, by the name of: "I Feel Like Dying". Unfortunately, that also happens to be sampled by a singer, ironically named Karma. Except her song is called "Once" and it's actually pretty good for a rock song. And we all know that Lil' Wayne uses so many unpaid samples for his mix-tapes. He just has enough legal problems. Below are the links for the legal documents and the two songs so you can compare.

Karma's Official Suit Against Lil' Wayne

Listen/Get: Karma "Once"
Listen/Get: Lil' Wayne "I Feel Like Dying"

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Listen, I have heard of dumb people before, but this i like the silliest thing ever! A man named James D. Jenkins aka Nom de Freak Millennium Child, went to court to sue, Calvin Broadus (Snoop Dogg) over "musical strings" he claims that he created, which were then turned into Snoop's hit, "Sexual Seduction".

I think he means that his "string loops" which were part of the sample used to make the song, belonged to him; but when you write you court argument in scribble no one really understands (Computers are our friend..LOL). When he was asked in court, what type of "relief" he wanted, he replied he wants documents related to this case and NO money! He simply wants to prove the following, directly from his mouth:

“I had hand Ice Cube manager 1 tape … From there I don’t know how Calvin Broadus [Snoop’s real name] got a hold of it. The tape.”

When asked for a digital copy of his loops, he said that he only had cassettes like the one he handed over.

I am not saying that this clearly uninformed citizen is lying, but at least know what you're talking about and make sure you understand what you are being asked, because as of now, he ain't getting crap!

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Nelly us facing a whopping lawsuit of...lol...150K plus damages, after an artist named "Tony Ton Ton"..LOL...alleged that Nelly produced a song for Zion that was his.

The song in question, "Hagamos El Amor" apparently appeared on Zion's album and Ton Ton, real name Juan Castros Rios wants copyright infringement and "other damages". Nelly has yet to respond.

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