Enem’s music publisher, Eight Mile Style, lists 243 tracks available on Meta’s platforms Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp. Emainers’ rap icon claims that Meta violates his copyright by "unauthorized provision, copying, and exploitation" of the music. The lawsuit was reported by E! News.
Emainers’ music publisher, Seven Mile Style, sues Meta and will sue record labels, producers, and other entities involved in the music industry to license his music on Facebook and Instagram. The company lists 243 tracks, and Eminem demands $150,000 per track, totaling over $109 million Swedish kronor.
Meta has entered into extensive licensing agreements with record labels, producers, and other entities to use Eminem’s music on Meta’s platforms. Eminem and Meta have not responded to reports from E! News, as both sides are under pressure to comply with the legal claims.
The lawsuit southeast in profitability, forcing Eminem to fight back. The situation highlights the complexities of copyright law and the challenges facing artists trying to secure unauthorized usage of their work.
