Chris Brown Sued Over Song, “Privacy” For Allegedly Stealing Portions From Dancehall Single

Chris Brown keeps getting into more legal trouble as he is now being sued for stealing potion of a dance hall song, “Tight Up Skirt” for his song, “Privacy”.

Now, United Kingdom-based company Greensleeves Publishing, which owns the rights to the track, is suing Brown. Red Rat, who performed the track, is not named in the lawsuit.

When Heartbreak on a Full Moon dropped, Red Rat claimed that he was, getting many calls left and right from many people asking me about my thoughts regarding Chris Brown sampling ‘Tight Up Skirt’, and all I can say is, ‘Give God all the glory.

“Hey you, girl inna the tight up skirt! /You make me head swell ’til me blood vessel burst,” sings Red Rat on the original.

Ayy you, gal, inna di tight up skirt /Get that ass in the bed, I’ma lock the door, sings Brown. Greensleeves claims that Chris bit Tight Up Skirt for Privacy and took the core musical feature of the song without permission.

They used the hook and chorus as their examples. However, it’s not clear if Brown “bit” enough for them to win in court.

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