Kanye West was sued by a minister alleging that the song “Donda” sampled his sermon-nationwide.

A Texas-based minister filed a proceeding against Kanye West, claiming that the rapper sampled the sermon in the song without permission. Revive..

Bishop David Paul Morten claims that West, who legally changed his name to Ye last year, did not require the use of religious speeches on Grammy-nominated albums. DondaTMZ first reported.

The minister is also suing West record label UMG Recordings and its subsidiaries Def Jam Recordings and GOOD Music.

In the proceedings, Morten claimed that 70 seconds of a song over five minutes contained his sermon, accounting for more than 20 percent of the track.

As a song Revive Morten’s voice began, “My soul shouts Hallelujah. Thank God for saving me. Before West’s own vocals come in, I thank God.

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Morten said West used his sermon only as the latest example of a music star “intentionally and badly sampling someone else’s recordings without consent or permission.”

West has not yet filed a proceeding.

This isn’t the first time West has been sued for a sound sample of his music.

The rapper previously settled a proceeding over using the voice of a Hungarian singer in a 2013 song. New slave..

He also settled a legal claim for sampling children’s prayers with a 2016 hit. Ultra lightweight beam And in his 2018 song with Kid Cudi Freeee (Ghost Town Pt. 2)Sampled a theatrical production about Jamaican activist Marcus Garvey.