Rapper Nicki Minaj has agreed to pay singer Tracy Chapman $450,000 to settle a copyright infringement dispute for sampling Chapman's 1988 song "Baby Can I Hold You" on an unreleased track, which ...

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Nicki Minaj will pay Tracy Chapman $450,000 to settle the copyright infringement claims over the tune “Sorry,” which sampled Chapman’s 1988 single “Baby Can I ...

In a report from The Hollywood Reporter, Minaj is paying Chapman $450,000 for illicitly using "Baby Can I Hold You" in her song "Sorry." Per the Reporter: As a result, the two will not proceed to a ...

*Nicki Minaj has emerged victorious in her legal battle with singer Tracy Chapman after a judge ruled in the rapper’s favor in a copyright infringement lawsuit. We previously reported, Chapman hit ...

A copyright infringement trial over an unauthorized sample of a Tracy Chapman song in a Nicki Minaj track has been averted, as Minaj agreed to pay Chapman $450,000 to close the case in documents filed ...

*Nicki Minaj has a brand new lawsuit on her hands courtesy of Tracy Chapman who is accusing the rapper of jacking her song “Baby Can I Hold You” as the basis for “Sorry.” (Check it out above while ...

Tracy Chapman has won her lawsuit against Nicki Minaj, who must pay her $450,000 (Sh49.4million), it's claimed. Chapman accepted Minaj's offer of judgment on Thursday, according to documents seen by ...

Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Click to share on X (Opens in new window) Click to email a link to a friend (Opens in new window) Click to print (Opens in new window) In August Nicki ...

Avoiding trial, Minaj makes an offer for illicitly using "Baby Can I Hold You," and Chapman accepts it. By Eriq Gardner Former Legal Editor-at-Large The cost of ...