Bad Bunny has won a court order dismissing a lawsuit that alleged a track on his chart-topping Un Verano Sin Ti album featured an unlicensed sample from a Nigerian artist. The case, filed last spring , claimed Bunny’s “Enséñame a Bailar” illegally sampled from a 2019 track called “Empty My Pocket” by an artist named Dera (Ezeani Chidera Godfrey). But on Monday (March 9), a federal judge tossed the case out of court because Dera essentially abandoned the lawsuit. Related As Bad Bunny Wins Grammys and Plays Super Bowl, An ‘Unprecedented’ Reggaeton Lawsuit Still Looms New Levels Strike Global Partnership With Virgin Music Group, Signs Hooligan Hefs & More Bad Bunny's Australia Debut Sets Attendance Benchmark in Sydney Judge Otis Wright had given the accuser until Friday (March 6) to get things moving, but Dera “failed to timely respond” by that deadline. “Accordingly, the court dismissed this action and all claims asserte...