Music
The Black Eyed Peas singer included a sample of his song 'Supersonic' on her track 'Fergilicious' but her label Ruthless Records failed to pay for its use.
A suit was filed in the New York Supreme Court, claiming that Tamika Wright, Jerry Heller and Ruthless Records owe The Arabian Prince, real name Kim Nazel, 20% of the royalties from the song.
Nazel claims that the label refused him payment on several occasions, according to AllHipHop.
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