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Outkast Takes Ovrkast To Court Over Rap Name Dispute

A stage-name dispute that was apparently headed toward a private resolution has instead landed in federal court. The company that controls Outkast’s trademarks sued Oakland rapper-producer Ovrkast last week, alleging he kept using his name after agreeing to change it. High Schoolers LLC filed the complaint against Ovrkast, whose real name is Silas Wilson, on Sept.

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