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Beyonce Steals Again But This Time From Sam Cooke, En Vogue And A European Artist May 27. 2011
Beyonce 2011 (left) and Lorella Cuccarini 2010 (right) Thieving Sony singer, Beyonce, has been stealing from other artists again, in a nasty habit that has made her the recipient of a number of copyright infringement lawsuits. Her career has solely been based on copyright theft, which is a federal and international crime.
This time Beyonce stole in great detail, the preexisting video performance of European pop artist, Lorella Cuccarini, for her appearance on the Billboard Music Awards show last week. She's being slammed all over the internet for it.
Beyonce performed the infringing song "Run The World Girls" which has flopped on the charts and paired it with a scene by scene rip-off of Cuccarini's performance from last year that was televised in Europe.
Internet users are slamming Beyonce for this unoriginality. This week Beyonce also premiered a new song entitled "1+1" which is already being panned by people online. Ironically, Beyonce's "1+1" is a dead rip off of the 1960's song "Wonderful World" by my dad's favorite singer, Sam Cooke, who he plays often on his radio show.
Sam Cooke My dad played "Wonderful World" so many times in the house and car, while I was growing up, when I heard the Beyonce song, I instantly recognized the infringement. A few of the copyright infringing lyrics are: Sam: but I do know one and one is two Sam: don't know much about algebra Sam: don't know much about the French I took Sam: what a wonderful world this could be
En Vogue Beyonce's "1+1" is also a rip off in certain parts, of the 1991 En Vogue hit "Don't Go." It's clear she slapped the two songs together ("Wonderful World" and "Don't Go"). There are melodic infringements and lyrical ones as well: En Vogue: don't go En Vogue: let's make sweet love En Vogue: I won't put up any fight En Vogue: lay me down En Vogue: Our love's been growing freely En Vogue: it's out of my hands En Vogue: body next to mine In closing, Beyonce is pathetic - a complete fraud and thief with a career that's a farce. She is crazy and sick to be doing this. These labels need to stop signing people like her, as it is disgraceful. With all the talent in America, for Beyonce to consistently do this thieving stupidity, while deceitfully bragging she is a songwriter, is to spit in the face of true writers everywhere that work hard to come up with something original. She is an embarrassment that needs to go sit down. BEYONCE'S OBSESSION WITH RIPPING OFF VANESSA WILLIAMS' MUSIC CAREER: ADDITIONAL THEFTS:
Vanessa Williams took the photo posted above on the left in 1991 for her "Running Back To You" single. In 2008, Beyonce ripped it off. Note the similarities: 1. Vanessa Williams is wearing a black leotard covered by a black jacket. Beyonce is wearing a black leotard. 3. Vanessa Williams has the
front of her hair upswept with blonde highlights at the top while the
back is flowing over her shoulders. Beyonce has 4. Another sick note to add, Vanessa Williams has a daughter named Sasha. Beyonce adopted an alter ego named Sasha Fierce (more like Sasha Stupid ripping everybody off). PREVIOUS PHOTO AND VIDEO THEFTS OF WILLIAMS' WORK BY BEYONCE:
(Above) same see through jacket, plunging neckline dress, dangling earrings, hair teased upwards and the same pose.
Vanessa Williams "Just For Tonight"
1991 (left) Beyonce 2008 (right)
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