Speaking also has copyright? The well-known singer was sued by his ex-girlfriend, claiming that he was making money by putting his voice into the song, asking for $40 million.
Recently, the famous Puerto Rican singer and actor Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio (hereinafter referred to as "Kendou") encountered a trouble. His ex-girlfriend, Carliz De La Cruz Hernández, claims that he used her "Bad Bunny Baby" as vocal material without permission for the new songs "Pa' Ti" and "Dos Mil 16."
To this end, Carliz De La Cruz Hernández filed a lawsuit in a Puerto Rican court, claiming that "Kendou" used the spoken words in her songs, live performances, radio, television and other forms of media without her consent. Not only was it a violation of Puerto Rican law, but also of the copyright laws of the United States.
When "Kendou" heard this, he couldn't get angry, but he couldn't help it. Because singer Drake once faced the same situation, he eventually lost money and reconciled. What Carliz de La Cruz Hernández said, which she put in the memo, will become favorable evidence for her accusation of "Kendou" infringement. At present, the two sides are still tearing up, and I don't know what the final result will be.
To be honest, if we do the same, it will be really terrible! I quote famous quotes, is it also infringing? I think the lyrics of that song have been said by me, can I also be sued? I still have photos of my ex-boyfriend in QQ Space, can I also make him claim against me? The world is changing so fast that even speaking has copyright ?!
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