Rapper Cardi B had a heated exchange in a federal courtroom with the lawyer of a man who alleges the Grammy winner misused his likeness for her sexually suggestive mixtape cover art.
Cappello said Gooden was paid $50 to create a design but was then told to find another tattoo after he turned in an initial draft. He said Gooden googled “back tattoos” before he found an image and pasted it on the cover.
But Cardi B disputed that Brophy’s life was disrupted and he suffered any kind of distress. She said the image hasn’t hindered Brophy’s employment with a popular surf and skate apparel brand or his ability to travel the world for opportunities. Cardi B kept defending herself, while a pacing Cappello continued to ask her stern questions. Their testy exchange was enough for Judge Cormac Carney to step in and send jurors out the courtroom.
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