Feid

Belgian composer Sébastien Graux sued Feid, UMG, Icon Music, Sky Rompiendo and Jowan, alleging that guitar loops he had supplied were used in three songs without the promised credit or payment.

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A heart gesture made by Feid was shared by accounts close to Pacto Histórico and interpreted as possible support for Iván Cepeda during Colombia's presidential campaign, sparking political debate on social media.

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Feid, under his name Salomón Villada Hoyos, is among the numerous artists added to the consolidated Steely & Clevie litigation concerning alleged use of rhythmic elements and samples from foundational reggaeton tracks.

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Songs, posts and statements fuelled a public rivalry between Feid and Blessd. Media outlets subsequently reported, based on an audio recording and indirect testimony, that a physical incident had allegedly occurred around the 2024 Copa América.

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Feid invited fans to a surprise appearance at a café in Providencia, causing a large crowd to gather. The municipality stated that it had not authorised the event and announced several infringement notices against the establishment.

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The Colombian collaboration +57 faced strong criticism over the lyric 'Mamacita desde los fourteen'. El País noted that Feid performed the line when it first appeared, before Maluma repeated it later.

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A lyric in 50 Palos describing 'veneno' being placed in women's drinks prompted criticism, with some listeners and media outlets considering that it could be interpreted as normalising or suggesting drugging a woman.

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