Juice WRLD's notoriously got just about all of his wages from his biggest hit "Lucid Dreams" -- which interpolated Sting's hit "Stape Of My Heart"-- garnished because he didn't clear the sample.
Juice is gone now, a victim of an overdose.
But his estate is fending enough a new charge of theft, this time from a much more anonymous aggrieved party.
A guy who goes by Ghost Loft says "Scared of Love" which is on Juice's 2018 album Goodbye & Good Riddance rips off his 2013 track "So High."
Only Juice and producer Mitch Mula are listed as songwriters on the track, even though Ghost said Mula has acknowledged he swiped 16 bars from Ghost's song.
Ghost is going after Juice's estate, which is fronted by his mom, Mula, Universal Music Group, and Interscope for damages, an injunction prohibiting Juice's estate from profiting off the song and writing credit.
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