Mike Tyson Sued
Jay, X & Ja’s ‘Murdergram’
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Mike Tyson did not come out victorious in his combat towards Jake Paul and is now going through one other bout — a authorized one introduced by producer Ty Fyffe who claims Iron Mike did not have permission to make use of his hip hop banger that includes Jay-Z, DMX, and Ja Rule in his promo video earlier than the combat!!!
In keeping with docs obtained by TMZ Hip Hop, Fyffe says he is the co-writer and producer for the 1998 monitor “Murdergram,” from Jay’s “Streets Is Watching” soundtrack.
Apparently, Fyffe was watching the placements too.
As soon as upon a time, Jay, DMX and Ja Rule had been slated to document as a supergroup named “Homicide Inc.” … Irv Gotti informed the story a number of occasions earlier than he died in February.
If The Homicide Inc Album with DMX, Ja & Jigga would have occurred it might have been legendary. The songs they did collectively had been nice.🔥🎤🎧💽 pic.twitter.com/h6y9dmqg3d
— TonyDaDome (@TonyDaDome) November 26, 2023
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The group by no means actually materialized, however they managed to document a number of songs along with “Murdergram” being one in every of them.
In keeping with the swimsuit, Tyson used the tune in a submit selling the Netflix combat with Paul again in November 2024 … utilizing the motivational music as he skilled within the fitness center … however Fyffe says Tyson by no means obtained permission or paid him for the use.
He is now going after Tyson for damages and an injunction to dam him from utilizing the tune.