Miley Cyrus Sued Over 'Flowers' – Copying Bruno Mars?

Miley's Hit 'Flowers' Faces Legal Trouble

Miley Cyrus is being sued for allegedly copying elements from Bruno Mars' "When I Was Your Man."

Who Filed the Lawsuit?

Tempo Music Investments claims "Flowers" exploited musical elements from the Bruno Mars hit

What’s the Accusation?

The lawsuit alleges similarities in melody, bass-line, chord progression, and lyrics between the two songs

Who Else is Involved?

Co-writers of "Flowers" are named in the suit, along with companies like Sony, Apple, and Walmart

Bruno Mars is Not Involved

Bruno Mars is not a plaintiff in the case, though his co-writer’s share of the song is part of the lawsuit

Cyrus’ Response?

Reps for Miley have yet to comment on the lawsuit or its claims

What Does the Lawsuit Seek?

Tempo Music is asking for damages and a court order to stop the distribution of "Flowers."

Miley’s Grammy-Winning Hit

"Flowers," which stayed at #1 for 8 weeks, was Miley’s first Grammy win and a declaration of independence post-divorce