Here is what the page “Ye Cannot Strike Holocaust and Antisemitism References From 'Vultures 2' Lawsuit, Judge Ru” contains. A federal judge has ruled that Kanye West, now known as Ye, cannot remove references to the Holocaust and antisemitism from a copyright lawsuit over his song 'Vultures 2.' The decision comes in a case filed by German singer Alice Merton, who alleges that Ye used an uncleared sample of her 2015 track 'Blindside' in the song. The judge determined that these references may be relevant to the case, as they could relate to the context and potential damages.
District Court for the Central District of California, claims that Ye and his collaborators used a portion of Merton's song without permission. Merton is seeking damages and an injunction against further distribution of 'Vultures 2.' The ruling means that evidence and arguments mentioning Ye's history of antisemitic remarks and Holocaust denial will remain part of the legal proceedings. The full version stays on the original page, which this listing opens directly.