Rihanna, the renowned singer, has filed a lawsuit against Chris Brown and Quavo for copyright infringement, after they referenced a song of hers without her permission.

In a recent legal action, Rihanna asserted that a new song by Chris Brown and Quavo, on which they collaborated, utilized a music sample from one of her songs without her consent. She also stated that the unauthorized use of her music had caused damage to her reputation and creativity.

In her statement, Rihanna said, “I have issued a clear warning that using my music without permission will not be tolerated. I have had to deal with numerous copyright infringements in the past, and I cannot allow such actions to continue.”

While Chris Brown and Quavo have not issued any official responses regarding this lawsuit, fans of both artists are closely monitoring the developments of the situation.

This lawsuit has sparked mixed reactions on social media and within the music community. Some believe Rihanna is justified in defending her rights in music creation, while others think the lawsuit is excessive and unnecessary.

In the coming days, the outcome of this legal battle will be of significant interest to fans, as well as the broader music industry. It underscores the importance of respecting intellectual property rights and the repercussions of unauthorized usage in creative works.