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Cardi B Wins $50M Lawsuit, Track 'Enough Miami' Cleared

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Cardi B scores a legal victory as a Texas judge dismisses a $50 million copyright lawsuit, alleging her song Enough Miami copied Greasy Frybread by Joshua Fraustro and Miguel Aguilar. The plaintiffs claim was dismissed due to their late copyright registration and lack of protection for the original track. Cardi B continues her tour, unbothered by the legal drama.

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Cardi B Wins $50M Lawsuit, Track 'Enough Miami' Cleared

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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Cardi B Wins $50M Lawsuit, Track 'Enough Miami' Cleared. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 1st. You're listening to entertainment and celebrity news today AI power pop culture updates. I'm quarry with the story Cardi B just notched another big win in court folks. A Texas judge tossed out a $50 million copyright lawsuit against her on Monday, March 30th The case came from two guys Joshua Frostro and Miguel Aguilar who said her track enough Miami ripped off their song Greasy Freibred They claimed they made Greasy Freibred for rapper Stan Joddy and it blew up later on the FX show reservation dogs and YouTube According to them Cardi copied it straight up and dropped her version in March 2024 hurting their rep in the industry Cardi's team fought back hard arguing the original track wasn't even protected by copyright The plaintiffs tried to pull Texas law into place and she performs there But the judge shut that down quick Turns out the accusers only got their copyright registration on October 31st 2025 way after filing suit the judge called any more changes to the complaint pointless and dismissed without prejudice

Cardi staying unbothered wrapping up her little misdrama tour through April 18th after beating that separate assault case last fall too Legal drama behind her. She's back to dropping heat

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