Cardi B Slams $5M Mixtape Artwork Lawsuit As A "Celebrity Shakedown"


Cardi B wants the lawsuit thrown out.

The lawsuits keep piling on for Cardi B. As her prile grew, more and more people were coming for her in hopes for a bag. Shortly after the success “Bodak Yellow,” Cardi was sued by a man who claimed that the rapper took his picture for the cover art  Gangsta Bitch Music Vol. 1. He even went on to claim that because the image, Cardi was able to skyrocket to fame. But Cardi’s not budging, demanding that the judge on the case tosses the case out. 

Cardi B Slams $5M Mixtape Artwork Lawsuit As A "Celebrity Shakedown"
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According to The Blast, Cardi B claims the lawsuit filed by Kevin Michael Brophy is nothing but a “celebrity shakedown.” In documents filed to court, she said, “The allegations the Complaint are so far-fetched and lacking in substance, on their face, that they defy credulity. After having more than a year to conduct jurisdictional discovery, Plaintiff has come up with nothing substance to put meat on the bare, brittle bones his vague, conclusory allegations. His claims, couched in sensationalistic language, are inherently, and obviously, implausible.”

Cardi went on to argue that the mixtape photo itself was never sold for merchandise nor wasn’t entirely monetized since its release. In terms his claim that his photo launched Cardi’s success, she said her “career’s rapid rise was in fact a direct result the release, massive promotion and huge success the single “Bodak Yellow.”

Cardi’s demanding the whole case is thrown out.