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November 9, 2022
Luis Fonsi and Daddy Yankee in Despacito (left), Steely and Clevie (far right)
Reggaeton singer Luis Fonsi, on Tuesday, celebrated eight billion views on his hit song Despacito, the most-viewed music video on youtube.The closest competitor to Despacito is Ed Sheeran’s Shape of You which has raked in 5.8 billion views
Despacito is currently the subject of a copyright infringement lawsuit brought against him by Jamaican Reggae/Dancehall label Steely & Clevie Productions.
Despacito, came under scrutiny earlier this year after it was revealed that Steely & Clevie Productions filed a copyright infringement lawsuit alleging that several songs recorded by Reggaeton singer Luis Fonsi infringed on their intellectual property rights.
According to the lawsuit, which was filed in a California Central District court in October last year and resubmitted in March this year, Fonsi, whose given name is Luis Alfonso Rodríguez López-Cepero, recorded several songs, including Despacito, which contain original elements from Steely and Clevie’s Fish Market riddim.
Also, in addition to Despacitio which features Daddy Yankee, seven of Fonsi’s other songs are also listed as having allegedly infringed on the Fish Market riddim, namely Bésame, Calypso, Date La Vuelta, Échame La Culpa, Imposible, Perfecta, Sola, and Vacio.
Released in 1989, Fish Market, also known as Poco Man Jam, is known internationally as Dem Bow after Shabba Ranks’ hit track.
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Luis Fonsi Celebrates 8 Billion Views For ‘Despacito’, Amid Steely & Clevie Copyright Lawsuit
November 9, 2022
Luis Fonsi and Daddy Yankee in Despacito (left), Steely and Clevie (far right)Reggaeton singer Luis Fonsi, on Tuesday, celebrated eight billion views on his hit song Despacito, the most-viewed music video on youtube.The closest competitor to Despacito is Ed Sheeran’s Shape of You which has raked in 5.8 billion views
Despacito is currently the subject of a copyright infringement lawsuit brought against him by Jamaican Reggae/Dancehall label Steely & Clevie Productions.
Despacito, came under scrutiny earlier this year after it was revealed that Steely & Clevie Productions filed a copyright infringement lawsuit alleging that several songs recorded by Reggaeton singer Luis Fonsi infringed on their intellectual property rights.
According to the lawsuit, which was filed in a California Central District court in October last year and resubmitted in March this year, Fonsi, whose given name is Luis Alfonso Rodríguez López-Cepero, recorded several songs, including Despacito, which contain original elements from Steely and Clevie’s Fish Market riddim.
Also, in addition to Despacitio which features Daddy Yankee, seven of Fonsi’s other songs are also listed as having allegedly infringed on the Fish Market riddim, namely Bésame, Calypso, Date La Vuelta, Échame La Culpa, Imposible, Perfecta, Sola, and Vacio.
Released in 1989, Fish Market, also known as Poco Man Jam, is known internationally as Dem Bow after Shabba Ranks’ hit track.
Instrumental
@DaRealness @BigMan
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