Showing posts with label copyright. Show all posts
Showing posts with label copyright. Show all posts

Friday, May 11, 2012

Will Justin Timberlake Take On Justin Bieber Over Public Comments His Labeled Ripped Off His Work

 

Justin Bieber 

Many websites and music lovers have been stating, Justin Bieber's new "Girlfriend" song and video, rip off the earlier work of singer Justin Timberlake and his former boyband, NSYNC, released 10-years prior. Timberlake had it out for Bieber long before the copying surfaced and I am told is secretly seething at what has transpired with the teen star's new project. However, due to entertainment industry politics, will Timberlake bite his tongue or try to bite Bieber's head off.


Justin Timberlake 

Bieber has effectively replaced Timberlake on the pop scene, as the new prince of pop and is now using his music and videos to finish him off. I don't know about you, but if Timberlake and Bieber fight, for once the Judiciary Report will not be taking the high road and will publish any videos or photos emanating from the beatdown (just teasing).

Tuesday, May 8, 2012

People Are Comparing Justin Bieber's "Boyfriend" To Justin Timberlake And NSYNC's "Girlfriend"


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Justin Bieber's "Boyfriend" (2012)


Many websites are comparing Justine Bieber's new music video "Boyfriend" to NSYNC's video from 10-years ago "Girlfriend." Even the titles and the sound of the songs are similar. For his transition into adulthood in the music industry, Bieber is being patterned after Justin Timberlake, who previously dissed him on the television show "Saturday Night Live." It was ironic, as Timberlake tried to sign Bieber to a record deal, but Usher beat him to the punch.

NSYNC's "Girlfriend" (2002)


Bieber recently stated he has not seen the NYSNC video for "Girlfriend" but lightning is going to strike the little booger for lying. Even I saw a clip of it years ago and I'm not a Timberlake fan (though I did think NSYNC's music was better than his unoriginal solo material). This is not the best way for Bieber to start off his sophomore album, as critics will be brutal over the copying. Trying to make Justin Bieber the new Justin Timberlake is a bad idea for his credibility, as critics look for originality.

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