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Bad Bunny “Safera” lost the theft case and gets only 1% of the profits

Thomas Hardy by Thomas Hardy
March 16, 2022
Bad Bunny “Safera” lost the theft case and gets only 1% of the profits
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Despite the huge success since the release of “Safaera”, the song has been a headache for Bad Bunny, Jowell, Randy and Ñengo Flow, making only 1% of their profits.

This is due to the fact that rapper Missy Elliott won the lawsuit against the famous Puerto Rican artist. For using part of the song “Get Ur Freak On” without his permission, She found herself.

“I have to tell you the truth, we will not monetize it, We have made some big mistakes in productionJoel, who composed part of the hit song that was added to Rolling Stone magazine’s list of the top 500 songs in history in 2021, said in an interview with George Babon “Molusco”.

“He wrote everything, song, song, everything”, Joel said of the song that it has surpassed 329 million views on YouTube alone.

“Sapphire” became one of Pat Bunny’s most important songs. Excerpt from the album “YHLQMDLG” Grammy Award for Best Latin Pop or Urban Album

Nova Assad, the founder of the Remos Entertainment record label, had to intervene in a legal dispute between the rapper and the Recotton player. Assad was able to reach an agreement with Bad Bunny, Joel, Randy and Missy Elliott who receive only 1% of the song’s total revenue.

In addition to Missy’s lawsuit, AOM Music also reprimanded an urban artist for using pieces of three songs owned by DJ Flaro. Bad Bunny says he has “no knowledge” about this.

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