A rapper from Ghana has filed an action against Drake for ‘unauthorized sampling’ of his work.

Music Business Worldwide has released official documents revealing the announcement.

Michael Elliot Kwabena Okyere Darko, better known as Obrafour, is a Ghanaian rapper who filed a lawsuit in New York City.

The rapper says that the line “Killer cut, blood, killer cut” from his hit Oye Ohene was lifted by Drake for use in Calling My Name.

If you believe Insider, the pair were “working on a sample clearance for Republic recording artist Drake” before Drake released the song and album with the unsampled material. A Ghanaian rapper is suing Drake for “unauthorized sampling” of his music.

The news has come out in papers that Music Business Worldwide has put out.

Michael Elliot Kwabena Okyere Darko, better known as Obrafour, is a Ghanaian rapper who filed a lawsuit in New York City.

The rapper says that Drake’s song “Call My Name” has a short clip of his own song “Oye Ohene” that has the line “Killer cut, blood, killer cut” in it.

Insider says that the two were “working on a sample clearance for Republic recording artist Drake,” but when Drake didn’t hear back, he put out the song and album with the work that wasn’t sampled and then got in touch with the rapper to work things out.