Roddy Ricch Sued for Allegedly Stealing ‘The Box’ From Another Song

Rapper Roddy Ricch is reportedly experiencing a lawsuit more than his strike solitary “The Box.”

As described by TMZ, on Tuesday December 6, soul singer Greg Perry has filed a lawsuit towards Roddy Ricch, Atlantic Information and producer 30 Roc with allegations that his music “Arrive on Down (Get Your Head Out of the Clouds)” was employed for Roddy Ricch’s strike song without the need of suitable clearance.

Perry reportedly statements Roddy Ricch and his team willfully infringed upon his copyright, with the proof “clearly and convincingly” currently being in the similarities among the two songs’ intros.

Perry promises Roddy, 30 and Atlantic straight swiped the chords from the beginning of his tune for the opening of Roddy’s 2019 solitary, which dropped precisely a few years back. Perry is trying to get unspecified damages.

Roddy Ricch’s “The Box” is the fourth single off his debut album “You should Excuse Me for Remaining Antisocial.” The track reached platinum position a few months following its launch and only took two years to be accredited diamond by the Recoding Market Association of America. The single invested an spectacular overall of 11 weeks atop the Billboard Incredibly hot 100 chart.

His tune “The Box” won Song of the 12 months at the Apple Music Awards and Bet Hip Hop Awards in 2020, and was nominated for a few Grammys together with Most effective Rap Track, Tune of the Year and Very best Melodic Rap Performance in 2021.

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