In October of last year, the former members of the band Yellowcard issued a lawsuit against the then-ascendent Juice WRLD. The band claimed that Juice WRLD, otherwise known as Jarad A. Higgins, had copied "melodic elements" from their 2006 song "Holly Wood Died" for his 2018 track "Lucid Dreams." Yellowcard were seeking damages in excess&#82...

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Earlier this fall, the members of the defunct pop-punk band Yellowcard sued the young Chicago rap star Juice WRLD for $15 million, claiming that Juice WRLD had stolen from the group and also that he'd inspired by their particular brand of "emo pop rock." Last week, Juice WRLD died at the age of 21 after…

The defunct pop punk group claim he stole “melodic elements” of a 2006 songJuice WRLD, Ryan Key of Yellowcard performing in 2016.Yellowcard have sued Juice WRLD for £11.5million ($15million) over the rapper’s hit song ‘Lucid Dreams’, which they claim plagiarised parts of their 2006 song ‘Holly Wood Died’. The pop punk group – wh...

Juice WRLD (née Jarad A. Higgins) has been sued by members of the now-disbanded rock group Yellowcard for copyright infringement over his breakthrough single "Lucid Dreams."