Lady Gaga is facing a lawsuit from Lost International, a surfboard company that claims she stole their logo for her latest album, Mayhem. According to TMZ, the brand is accusing Gaga of trademark infringement, stating that they have been using the “Mayhem” logo on their surfboards and merchandise for over a decade.
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In the legal documents, obtained by TMZ, Lost International argues that Lady Gaga’s use of the term “Mayhem” is nearly identical to their long-established branding. They claim that the singer’s stylized design closely resembles their own, potentially causing confusion among consumers.
The company asserts that their Mayhem-branded products—which include surfboards, apparel, and accessories—have been widely recognized in the surfing industry. They believe Gaga’s album violates their trademark rights, and they are now seeking legal action to protect their brand.
Lady Gaga released Mayhem on March 22, 2025, marking her return to dance, house, and experimental pop. The album has received widespread acclaim, earning an 85 on Metacritic and praise from fellow artists like Kesha and Bebe Rexha. The singles, “Disease” and “Abracadabra”, have both been charting globally.
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