Adele's song 'Million Years Ago,' which has been accused of plagiarizing the samba classic 'Mulheres,' must be pulled globally, a judge ordered.

A Brazilian composer’s lawsuit challenges Adele’s hit, sparking debate on plagiarism and cultural appropriation.

Adele is facing plagiarism allegations, this time concerning her 2015 song ‘Million Years Ago.’ The British singer is facing legal action from a Brazilian composer who claims the track bears striking similarities to one of his songs.

Adele was also accused of plagiarising “Million Years Ago” by Turkish music fans in 2015. They claimed the tune was similar to that of the 1985 song “Acilara Tutunmak” (Clinging to Pain) by Kurdish singer Ahmet Kaya.

Adele’s Million Years Ago faces global ban after Brazilian judge's plagiarism ruling - The hit song is the subject of a plagiarism claim from a Brazilian composer, Toninho Geraes

One of Adele's songs will be pulled internationally because a Brazilian judge issued an injunction while a plagiarism case against the song continues.

Sony and Universal can still appeal the decision that bans streaming and physical sales of ‘Million Years Ago’ worldwide.

The Adele hit “A Million Years Ago” is back in the news for the wrong reasons – again. A court in Brazil has ordered that it be removed from all streaming platforms. The ruling comes after a claim by composer Toninho Geraes that her hit “A Million Years Ago” infringes on a samba he wrote in 2015,