Ye nach Urteil wegen Urheberrechtsverletzung zu sechsstelliger Zahlung verurteilt

Ein Geschworenengericht befand Kanye West, heute bekannt als Ye, und seine Unternehmen für haftbar, da sie ein unveröffentlichtes Demo-Stück in einer frühen Version seines Liedes Hurricane gesampelt hatten.

Das Urteil fiel am Dienstagnachmittag in einem Fall, der von Artists Revenue Advocates im Namen von vier Musikern angestrengt wurde, die im März 2018 den Beat mit dem Titel MSD PT2 kreiert hatten. Ye wurde persönlich zu einer Zahlung von 176.153 Dollar verurteilt, während Yeezy LLC denselben Betrag schuldet. Seine Einzelhandelsunternehmen Yeezy Supply und Mascotte Holdings wurden dazu verpflichtet, 41.625 beziehungsweise 44.627 Dollar zu zahlen.

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