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Everyone says Bad Bunny owns his masters. I pulled the Copyright Office registrations. The author on the sound recordings is Rimas Entertainment, LLC — status: "employer for hire." Work made for hire means there is no 35-year termination right. The clock never starts. Day 351:

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Nas is the guy everybody points to as the smart one. Mass Appeal. Into Coinbase before most people had heard of it. Ring, Dropbox, PillPack. When people argue about which rapper understood business first, his name comes up before anybody else's. So I pulled Illmatic on the government's copyright register. It's free. Anyone can do it. Registration SR0000207177, filed June 28, 1994. The claimant line reads: Sony Music Entertainment, Inc. (employer for hire). That's the most revered album in the genre, and on the federal record it's registered as work made for hire. It Was Written, two years later, SR0000220016. Same phrase. Sony Music Entertainment, Inc., employer for hire. Then something changes. Stillmatic, 2002, SR0000305698. Claimant is still Sony. But the words "employer for hire" are gone. Same label, same artist, 8 years apart, and the authorship language is different. Nobody explains that in a documentary. Now the part I didn't expect. Pull the song instead of the recording. It Ain't Hard To Tell, the track that closes Illmatic. Registration PA0000921815. The claimants are Zomba Enterprises, Skematics Music, and Ill Will Music, Inc. That's his. Named for his friend Willy Graham. So the same album sits in two different places in the same government database with two different answers. Sony holds the recording as employer for hire. His own company is a named claimant on the song underneath it. A master is the recording. A composition is the song inside it. They get owned separately and sold separately, and almost nobody says which one they mean. One more thing. There's a 2009 filing that pulls Illmatic into a document covering 832 titles across 663 pages. Sony BMG renamed itself Sony Music Entertainment in January of that year. Every number above took about 20 minutes and cost nothing.

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The video attached to this post, featuring Richard D. Wolff (whom I confused for another communist), is idiotic. And here’s why: Socialists would love to enlighten you to the idea that the labor a worker produces is exploited by his employer—that the worker is putting in more work for the amount he gets paid for, with his employer or corporation reaping the benefits of the sweat of his brow. While this sounds reasonably correct on the surface, it is an impure distillation of reality and negates the fact that it is not the worker but his employer who assumes all the risk. In employing the worker, the employer must spend capital on an investment that may or may not be profitable. The employer is responsible for bringing the product to market, for organizing its development, for financing any research and production, for handling the logistics. Or at the very least—hiring workers in each of those fields. The worker alone produces nothing and sells nothing if he is given nothing to work with. The employer is also wholly liable for the product regardless of whether it was produced by his own hands. He cannot shuffle any blame onto the worker—for he is responsible for hiring the worker. Apart from having his job terminated, the worker is immune from any problems with the product or its marketing. If the employer gets sued for the product, the worker bears no responsibility unless there was some criminal involvement, like sabotage. All this is to say that if Atlas shrugs, society will collapse upon itself.

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For my followers, for my friends, for people I’ve never engaged with on this platform … I won’t be watching the NFL Super Bowl. I love football. I was watching the day dear old Kappy took a knee. He disrespected our country. He disrespected the industry that was paying him. My patriotism rose up and said, no, I will not accept that. When there were no repercussions I said no more. To the millions that will be watching, I respect your love of the game. I miss it, but my choice not to watch professional football was made that day with Kappy and I won’t go back. I hope you’ll love the game. Not everyone will be pleased with the ending, as with every game, there will be a winner and a loser. Enjoy if you watch. But the half time performance with Bad Bunny, that’s something else. He does not represent the millions of Americans that love football. I will be watching the TPUSA Halftime show. I’ll not be insulted if you watch Bad Bunny. You have the right to choose. Roger Goodell thinks Bad Bunny is a good choice for America. My opinion of Goodell grows lower with every passing year. He’s hurting the NFL. They’re going to lose money. They’re going to lose viewers for the half time show. This is who Roger Goodell thinks you’ll enjoy watching. I don’t think you will. Either way, enjoy the game. In the video, this young man shows you who Bad Bunny really is.

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