Dennis DJ has publicly addressed the controversy surrounding the copyright of the song 'Barraco 2' after Tati Quebra Barraco accused him of wrongfully owning the rights. The funkeira, known for her impactful presence in the Brazilian funk scene, alleged that the song, released in the early 2000s, was authored by her and has not generated any payments for her over the years. As a result, she claims that others have profited from her work unjustly.

In her statements, Tati Quebra Barraco highlighted the emotional turmoil of not receiving any compensation while other artists and producers associated with the funk genre have benefited financially from her creation. The situation underscores a recurring challenge within the music industry concerning copyright and authorship, particularly in genres like funk, where arrangements might be less formalized.

Dennis DJ responded by clarifying that the misattribution of the song's rights was a mistake made by his former team, Furacão 2000, when the track was registered. This revelation adds another layer to the ongoing conversation about how rights management is handled within the Brazilian music scene, emphasizing the need for clearer communication and better practices in copyright registration.