Donna Summer's Estate Sues Kanye West and Ty Dolla $ign for Copyright Infringement

The lawsuit alleges unauthorized use of 'I Feel Love' in their song 'Good (Don’t Die)', seeking maximum damages and emphasizing the protection of artists' rights.

Kanye West and Ty Dolla $ign face a lawsuit from Donna Summer's estate for unauthorized use of 'I Feel Love' in their song 'Good (Don’t Die)' on the album 'Vultures 1'.
The lawsuit alleges 'blatant theft' after the estate explicitly denied permission due to West's controversial history.
'Good (Don’t Die)' was removed from streaming platforms after the estate's complaints, highlighting the legal and ethical issues of unauthorized sampling.
The estate seeks maximum damages and a permanent injunction against further infringement, emphasizing the protection of artists' rights and legacies.
This case adds to a series of legal challenges for West, reflecting ongoing controversies surrounding his actions and statements.