Rostrum Records Responds To Lord Finesse
As we previously reported, Lord Finesse is suing Mac Miller, his label Rostrum Records, and DatPiff.com. Lord Finesse alleges that Mac Miller illegally profited off “Kool-Aid & Frozen Pizza,” which sampled “Hip 2 Da Game.” The record label has now released a statement addressing the situation. Rostrum Records defend themselves by saying that they never sold the song on iTunes, credited Lord Finesse for the track, and they also claim to have cracked down on pirates distributing the song illegally. Furthermore, they stand by Mac Miller and plan to fight this case. Read the full statement below.
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News: Lord Finesse Sues Mac Miller For $10 Million
Who knew Kool-Aid & frozen pizza could end up costing $10 million? Lord Finesse has filed a lawsuit against Mac Miller, Rostrum Records, and DatPiff.com. He’s seeking $10 million for copyright infringement, unfair competition, unjust enrichment, interference, deceptive trade practices, and a number of related state law claims.
In 2010, an 18 year old Mac Miller sampled Lord Finesse’s “Hip 2 Da Game” in “Kool-Aid & Frozen Pizza.” The track went on to appear on Mac Miller’s popular K.I.D.S. mixtape.
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