Rapper Quavo is facing a lawsuit over alleged song copyright, from a local Louisiana rapper. Louisiana rapper Lamount London, known as L.Mont, is suing Quavo, who recently landed Lenny Kravitz a billboard #1 spot , for allegedly stealing his song Bubble Gum.
L.Mont claims he gave Quavo, who endorsed Kamala Harris earlier this year , a CD with the track in 2016 after opening for Migos, prior to the death of take off, and 2 Chainz in New Orleans, according to TMZ . Orlando Bloom trolled over 'cringe' reactionto Katy Perry faux 'stage kiss' Katy Perry, Sabrina Carpenter and Taylor Swift best dressed at 2024 VMAs Bubble Gum appeared on Quavo's 2018 album Quavo Huncho.
L.Mont alleges the lyrics, arrangement, and melody are his work from 2015. He is now seeking damages.
Separately, Quavo testified this week about a 2018 altercation with a Las Vegas hotel valet who is suing him for alleged injuries. In court, Quavo described his public image: "to be a great role model, for the kids at least..
. And just be myself and show them where I came from. I always never forget where I came from.
But, also just be kind to others." Just recently Quavo was named the new headliner for Juice Jam at Syracuse University this Sunday, replacing Lil Tecca who sustained an injury this week. READ MORE.
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University Union, the event organizer, stated on Instagram: "This is not the news we wanted to share, but our commitment to providing quality entertainment is still at the forefront of our work.".
