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Evolved Sound Corporation, Inc., et al. v. Swisha-Blast Entertainment, LLC, et al.
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April 25, 2025
Record Cos. Say Houston Rapper Can't Support 'Still Tippin'' Suit
A pair of record companies accused of ripping off the unofficial Houston anthem "Still Tippin'" urged a federal court Friday to dismiss the lawsuit, writing that the rapper behind the song hasn't alleged a "plausible claim."
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April 17, 2025
Rapper Drops Houston Texans From 'Still Tippin' Lawsuit
Texas rapper Bigg Tyme and his company dropped the Houston Texans from a copyright infringement lawsuit that alleges the NFL team and fellow rapper Mike Jones stole Bigg Tyme's 2002 song "Still Tippin" to use at games without his permission.
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October 17, 2024
Texans Say Rapper Is Tripping With Suit Over 'Still Tippin'
The Houston Texans are asking a Texas federal judge to toss a suit lodged by a rapper who claims the NFL team stole his song, "Still Tippin," characterizing his claims as "frivolous" and "not viable."
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September 25, 2024
Rapper Says Mike Jones, Houston Texans Stole Song
The owner of the unofficial Houston anthem "Still Tippin'" told a Harris County court this week that rapper Mike Jones and others have ripped off his 2002 song for use by the Houston Texans football team without his permission.