Lil Pump Accused Of Stealing "Racks On Racks" Pattern By Portishead’s Geoff Barrow

Lil Pump can’t appear to keep away from controversy. The polarizing rapper’s newest challenge is a dispute over a pattern utilized in his new music “Racks On Racks.”

Portishead’s Gef Barrow, who created the rating for the 2018 film Annihilation with composer Ben Salisbury, took challenge with the observe after discovering it sampled “The Alien” from the movie’s soundtrack. Barrow lambasted Lil Pump and claimed no clearance was given for the pattern’s use.

“Who’s lill Pump ? He’s used Mine and @Benjaminsal Annihilation rating in his deeply fucking sexist music,” Barrow wrote on Twitter. “Simply so you recognize we didn’t give clearance.. As 2 fathers daughters this shit wants to noticeably fuck f. I might described him as a rapper however he ain’t Rakim & @MrChuckD @guiltysimpson are rappers. Fuk is aware of what he’s aside from an Misogynist.”

He added, “There ain’t no royalties to win right here. I’ve finished this dance earlier than… but when we had our personal means he’d be compelled to donate all cash to girl’s refuge charities. How can this shit exist in the identical world because the #metoo motion and it doesn’t get referred to as out? Utter bullshit.”

Barrow later offered an ficial assertion to Pitchfork. The Portishead producer revealed his challenge strictly pertained to the music’s material and wasn’t a matter receiving correct compensation.

“We don’t anticipate any royalties and copyright infringement isn’t our challenge,” Barrow wrote. “We wish folks to know that by no means have we granted the use our music for use on a observe that’s So terribly degrading to younger girl. As fathers & agency supporters the Me too motion We’re amazed how tracks like this should not referred to as out by the media for that reason. I do know folks will try to Name us out as outdated fuckers and the music ain’t for us and they might be proper however misogamy remains to be Bullshit what ever age you might be.”

Salisbury, the opposite composer behind Annihilation, echoed his collaborator’s sentiments on Twitter.

“Agree with all the things @jetfury says right here,” he wrote. “If you wish to make or take heed to this sexist crap then that’s your name. But when, once you hear our Annihilation rating in there, you assume we would in some way endorse it, then you definitely couldn’t be extra unsuitable. There was no permission.”

Lil Pump’s “Racks On Racks” was anticipated to seem on his Harverd Dropout album, which is scheduled to drop on February 22. The dispute over the pattern might trigger extra turmoil for the LP, which has already been delayed a number of occasions over the previous 12 months.

“Racks On Racks” was produced by Diamond Pistols and Diablo. Take heed to it under.