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This week, it was revealed that Ovrkast got served by the Atlanta entity, claiming that he broke a contract that required him to change his name.
The complaint accuses Ovr of trademark infringement, unfair competition and breaching an agreement that required him to change his name by July 15th.
Ovr was supposed to make a slight switch to his name, now going by Overkxst.
The suit claims he accepted the new name, but continued going by Ovrkast past July 15th. He then received a breach notice on August 5th, with a deadline of August 11th to comply.
Since this controversy, Ovrkast has responded to clarify what’s going on.
“There’s a lot that I’ve been dealing with emotionally/mentally this past year behind closed doors regarding this whole situation,” Ovrkast posted. “So before you criticize please remember that I am the newer and younger artist trying to figure my way.”
The next day, after more reports surfaced that he agreed to change the name, he disputed the claim.
“**For the record, I NEVER signed any agreement,” Ovrkast. “I tried my hardest to cooperate with different options every step of the way. This narrative that I’ve done wrong is also wrong. (had to clarify) peace. For: people on my f****** d***.”
When anyone tried to push back on him, he simply sent the Vince Staples song, “Get The F*** Off My D***” back as a reply.
**For the record, I NEVER signed any agreement. I tried my hardest to cooperate with different options every step of the way. This narrative that I’ve done wrong is also wrong. (had to clarify) peace.
— Ovrkast. (@ovrkast) September 23, 2026
