Cardi B said it was hard to “remain measured” when responding to what she called the “unintelligible pleadings” of a musical duo suing her for copyright infringement, as she opposed a bid to pull her hit song “Enough (Miami)” from digital platforms.
Cardi B., Warner Music Group and Atlantic Records told the US District Court for the Southern District of Texas that the group Kemika1956’s case cannot succeed for a multiple reasons and that plaintiffs face no irreparable harm without an injunction. The defendants also complained about playing “Whack-A-Mole” with the plaintiffs, arguing they’d discredit “inconsistent” and “incoherent” arguments only ...