Ice Spice Sued by Brooklyn Rapper For ‘In Ha Mood’ Being ‘Similar’ to His 2021 Single

Ice
Spice
is
headed
to
court
after
a
Brooklyn
rapper
claims
he
stole
his
song
to
create
her
single
“In
Ha
Mood.”

According
to


Billboard,
rapper
D.
Chamberz
filed
a
complaint
in
Brooklyn
federal
court
stating
the
Ice
Spice
banger
is
“strikingly
similar”
to
his
own
single
“In
That
Mood.”

“By
every
method
of
analysis,
‘In
Ha
Mood’
is
a
forgery,”
the
complaint
reads.
“Any
proper
comparative
analysis
of
the
beat,
lyrics,
hook,
rhythmic
structure,
metrical
placement,
and
narrative
context
will
demonstrate
that
‘In
Ha
Mood’
was
copied.”

The
suit
also
names
producer
RiotUSA,
Universal
Music
Group,
Capitol
Records,
and
10K
Projects.

The
documents
also
read,
“Non-expert
listeners
have
independently
pointed
out
that
Defendants
‘stole’
‘In
That
Mood’
in
creating
‘In
Ha
Mood.’
The
two
songs
clearly
employ
numerous
noticeably
similar
composition
elements
and
lyrics,
which
result
in
a
sound
and
feel
that
are
very
much
alike.”

You
can
hear
both
singles
below
and
read
the
full
documents
on

Billboard.