Ye Hit With Lawsuit Over ‘Vultures 2’ Sample (Again)

Billboard
Ye and Ty Dolla $ign are being sued for allegedly using an uncleared sample from Swsh’s song “Break the Fall” on the track “530”.

Summary

Rapper Ye (formerly Kanye West) is facing yet another lawsuit regarding uncleared samples, this time concerning his track “530” from the album *Vultures 2*. Alternative R&B artist Swsh and U.K. label Future Bounce allege that the song illegally samples Swsh’s 2018 song “Break the Fall,” specifically looping the outro vocals throughout the first two minutes of the track. The lawsuit claims Ye and collaborator Ty Dolla $ign exploited Swsh’s work without permission or compensation, causing financial harm and misrepresenting authorship.

Swsh states they sent demand letters after the initial release of *Vultures 2*, but the issue remained unresolved, and the track was even re-released on Ye’s 2025 album *Donda 2* without a license. The lawsuit describes Ye’s actions as a “willful, knowing and deliberate” appropriation of intellectual property.

The plaintiffs are seeking financial damages, including lost royalties, noting that “530” has garnered over 50 million streams on Spotify. The lawsuit also names Ye’s label YZY and digital distribution service Label Engine as defendants. Representatives for Ye, Ty Dolla $ign, and Label Engine have not yet responded to requests for comment.

(Source:Billboard)

Fox Business

Amazon accused of keeping hundreds of millions in tariff costs to curry favor with Trump administration

Springfield News-Leader

Missouri consumers file class-action lawsuit against Good Day Farm

The Hindu

Consumers sue Amazon for not refunding Trump tariff costs

ABC (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)

Hantavirus-hit cruise ship Australians isolating in Perth unlikely to be paid out, experts say

Ubergizmo

Android Data Lawsuit: How To Claim Your Share Of the $135M Google Settlement

Global News

Payouts are hitting Canadian bank accounts in bread price-fixing settlement

USA TODAY

Fidelity settlement payouts up to $5K. See who qualifies

New York Post

Fidelity to pay $2.5 million data breach settlement

Digital Trends

Bombshell OpenAI lawsuit claims your ChatGPT convos were shared with Google and Meta

Times of India

Sam Altman’s OpenAI 'caught' sharing users data with Google, Meta; it includes email IDs and ...

White Plains Journal News

Ticketmaster class action: Are you owed money?

The Straits Times

Australian judge criticises Tesla for ‘gobsmacking’ slow progress in class action lawsuit

Google News

US government agrees to settle lawsuit with one of the world's richest people | AP News

The Economic Times

US set to drop criminal fraud case against Gautam Adani, sources say, as deal reached in civil case

Firstpost

US likely to drop cases against Adani as SEC settles civil lawsuit against Indian billionaire: Reports