A Danish songwriter is taking Fetty Wap to court for allegedly not clearing the sample used in his song "Trap Queen."
TMZ reports that Lazar Lakic filed a lawsuit against Fetty and "Trap Queen's" producer Tony Fadd. He claims Fadd sold him exclusive rights to the "Hello" track used in the hit record.
In January of 2015, Fadd attempted to buy it back, but Lakic declined.
Lakic is asking for a share of the profits from the multi-platinum selling record, a halt to it's sales and wants all copies using the "Hello" sample destroyed.
Fetty's attorney, Navarro Gray, told TMZ that his client legally purchased the track from Fadd. Gray added that if Lakic wins his lawsuit, he will take Fadd to court to recoup whatever damages the Danish producer is awarded.
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