Lizzo is being sued over claims she used elements of a copyrighted observe in her viral 2025 social media tune “Good Jeans” with out clearance.

Lizzo is as soon as once more entangled in a copyright dispute after a brand new lawsuit accused her of lifting elements of a tune for her viral 2025 social media observe “I’m Goin’ In Till October,” also called “Good Jeans.”

The GRC Trust filed go well with in opposition to the Grammy-winning artist and Atlantic Records, claiming she used parts from their authentic composition “Win or Lose (We Tried)” with out permission, TMZ reviews.

According to courtroom filings, the belief alleges that Lizzo’s observe borrows each vocal and instrumental elements from their copyrighted work.

The tune, which was shared on TikTookay and Instagram earlier this 12 months, rapidly gained momentum on-line regardless of by no means being formally launched on the market or streaming.

“I got good jeans like I’m Sydney” – Lizzo pic.twitter.com/72wY8uUnx5

— kira 👾 (@kirawontmiss) August 7, 2025

A spokesperson for Lizzo pushed again on the claims, telling the outlet, “We are surprised that The GRC Trust filed this lawsuit. To be clear, the song has never been commercially released or monetized, and no decision has been made at this time regarding any future commercial release of the song.”

The GRC Trust mentioned it had tried to barter a licensing cope with Lizzo’s workforce, however talks fell aside. The lawsuit now seeks financial damages and a courtroom order to dam any additional use of the disputed materials.

This isn’t Lizzo’s first brush with copyright controversy. Her 2019 breakout hit “Truth Hurts” was mired in authorized drama over songwriting credit. Producers claimed they contributed to the observe, whereas singer Mina Lioness mentioned Lizzo took the viral phrase “100% that b*tch” from her 2017 tweet. Lizzo later credited Mina for the lyric.

In this most up-to-date case, the belief alleges that Lizzo and Atlantic Records knowingly used their tune with out securing the correct rights, regardless of being conscious of the unique work.

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