Remix Mariah Carey’s “Shake It Off” and get sued brehs

[Double Burger With Cheese]

nikkas still talking bout this shyt

shyt got these real hip hop head ass nikkas in a frenzy. I say that ass a nikka that just got done listening to a Nujabes tape.

 

[Ripp]

Listening to that reminds me how much Mariah Carey adapted Bone Thugs N Harmony style after working with them..

 

[Ripp]

harmonizing about blowing opps brains out to emancipation of mimi classics

Bone Thugs were truly a head of their time...

 

[Harry B]

This shyt hard lol y’all supporting white ppl blocking a black mans work

You are supporting black women getting robbed by men in ski masks and guns giving queens 24 hour ultimatums for their shyt

 

[Double Burger With Cheese]

You are supporting black women getting robbed by men in ski masks and guns giving queens 24 hour ultimatums for their shyt

Yep, fully

 

[Dog Based Gremlin]

nikkas writing essays in here

 

[mobbinfms]

He still had to deal with royalties though pertaining to the copyright owners of the song. Do you know has a songwriting credit and claim for Shake it Off? Mariah Carey herself. Parody or not, they’re still going to have to negotiate the royalties from whatever they make from the song with the people who wrote it.

People always tend to forget that Mariah has along of songwriting credits with a lot of her music.

I’m not sure about how the royalties get split, but I know with parody, you can monetize without permission.

 

[Thavoiceofthevoiceless]

I’m not sure about how the royalties get split, but I know with parody, you can monetize without permission.

You can monetize without permission, but you still have pay out royalties in that situation. In this case, Mariah Carey has a songwriting credit, so they will end up having to pay her either way.

It should also be noted that parodies involve humor and there is none of that whatsoever in the song. So that excuse just isn’t going to fly.

 

[mobbinfms]

You can monetize without permission, but you still have pay out royalties in that situation. In this case, Mariah Carey has a songwriting credit, so they will end up having to pay her either way.

It should also be noted that parodies involve humor and there is none of that whatsoever in the song. So that excuse just isn’t going to fly.

Completely agree this isn’t parody.

 

[Amestafuu (Emeritus)]

nikkas writing essays in here

Yes. And even more should be done. fukk this shyt.

 

[Stir Fry]

There's a huge difference between artist interpretation and just flat out biting, with the latter being a cardinal sin of hip hop since its inception.

 

[Thavoiceofthevoiceless]

Completely agree this isn’t parody.

In her defense, she seems to be giving them the opportunity demonetize it before she steps in with an actual lawsuit. Don’t necessarily blame her though as I wouldn’t want a song of mine being used in that way.

 

[Don'tCallMeLuckyB]

Son hip hop for real

Ngl I’ve been vibing with son. This is good marketing for real because now I’m actually going thru his tracks and I’ve been feeling everything I ran across.
Reminds me of a more lyrical Isaiah rashad.

now that let it off song is really a claim for a parody.

 

[SheWantTheD]

Don’t know what’s funnier 5 rnb nikkas singing to ya about how they gonna let their guns go off or her tweet

If they aren’t profiting off it then

 

[HoonDing]

Listening to that reminds me how much Mariah Carey adapted Bone Thugs N Harmony style after working with them..

That was something I picked up on as well.

In her top 5