(EXCLUSIVE) Jeezy Accused of Stealing Music From Unknown Songwriter
He states that despite not ever giving Smith any permission to use his track without credit and money, somehow Jeezy got his hands on it and recorded a single by the same name and released it in May 2011.
Redden says the two songs are incredibly similar and share the same chorus, which is the use of “I Ball, I Ball, I Stunt, I Stunt” over and over again.
He is demanding an injunction against Jeezy from continuing to sell the music and also damages for the copyright infringement.
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