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So, back in the day, there were no sampling laws, white artists could sample black artists without crediting. Up until black artists started sampling white artists. Then came sampling laws. It looks like Miss Americana thinks we are back in the segregation era 😂😂

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Bebe Blacxhavor 11 Monaten

Soooo many black artists swag and music have been stolen and repackaged as a white act. That’s why the chitlin circuit was created in a sense to help black artist travel and actually perform their music that these white artist like Elvis, Pat Boone, Buddy Holly, etc stole!

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Mahatma Ganjavor 11 Monaten

she’s 100% right. sampling/music copyrights were never an issue up until Biz Markie sampled a song in 1991

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Samhey23vor 11 Monaten

Olivia got sued in a young age and taken advantage of bcs shes wasian and if she were fully white ppl wouldn't care

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TYLERDEANvor 11 Monaten

I just know she’s not gonna be able to shake off all those lawsuits that’s gonna come 👀

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Mick Flairvor 11 Monaten

I be feeling so disgusted with myself when I’m listening to a white artist and love the song just to find out it’s not even a original

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Sneedvor 11 Monaten

I don’t like this caption is worded. It seems backhanded. As if this isn’t the reality we see TODAY

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LivinginthePatrickMahomesEravor 11 Monaten

Everything is always about race. It’s tiring

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TTBvor 11 Monaten

@grok How many African American songs have been stolen and recreated by white artists such as Elvis Houndog. Create a list of original songs vs the remake

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NerdRockJosh🏴‍☠️vor 11 Monaten

If you dont know anything about the hell that the courts put 2LiveCrew through, i highly suggest you read.

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Tayonce13vor 11 Monaten

I really don’t get your hate directly to taylor. Like what exactly has she done to you or bey or to her family? If you the fans direct it to fans. The way u guys are acting u are the very same Barbz that we hate. She aint slick like nicki so why hate her?

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Allan Horning | ETHGas ⛽vor 11 Monaten

credit is history, not punishment. what would Miss Americana say?

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Zelda 🧬⛓️ | VIRGIN 🩻 | Favorite Lordaughtervor 11 Monaten

wait what exactly did she sample without credits?

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Selenersvor 11 Monaten

She stating facts tho

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👑Q U E E N👑vor 11 Monaten

Still ended Cowboy Carter🙂

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VIS SOU⁰³²⁷vor 11 Monaten

Spoken as if black artists hadn't sampled/literally stolen whole songs by white artists back in the 80's or 90's.

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Alexvor 11 Monaten

Yes, that’s why Elvis became that famous. He stole from black folks back then. That’s why he is only famous in the US.

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Toni Wellonsvor 11 Monaten

It’s crazy that she’s not that smart but trying to insult our intelligence white privilege at its finest 😒

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EHLIEN SEWPERSTAR 𐚁vor 11 Monaten

You chose the right profile name friend 😭😆

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Betty Wambuivor 11 Monaten

Songs flopping now she has miraculously turned into A Music Critic and know it all😂😂

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Yusuf R. 🦕vor 11 Monaten

CANNNOTTT WAIT TILL the ACT III comes n get what BELONGS TO THEM BACK.. 😭🫡🤟🏼

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John Avor 11 Monaten

Clock it

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It's mevor 11 Monaten

She’s making shit up. Chuck Berry won against The Beach Boys back in 1963.

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JJvor 11 Monaten

No but she ain't lying. Look up Taylor Swift's discography. That lady has manipulated people so hard and plays victim so much

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Nibblen HQvor 11 Monaten

By this is EVILS WHOLE CATEGORY and catalogue

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Kristan Mundyvor 11 Monaten

Black folks got a whole music genre built on sampling.

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mevor 11 Monaten

This woman is angry cos she is no longer marketable. What music will u now make? Who will buy it

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godouble0vor 11 Monaten

Sampling and covering a song are not the same. There was no such thing as sampling before samplers existed.

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Willvor 11 Monaten

Wow. Living awhile has its advantages. There is a rich, detailed history of black music—available in books and libraries near you! The genesis of black music forms, racial segregation, “covers”, etc. is more complex than anything on (X).

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Travis Cherry, MD of Lovevor 11 Monaten

Sampling and covering another persons song is not the same…

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Justin Fransmanvor 11 Monaten

Let someone sample her songs and let see how she reacts.

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Cadillac Don Juanvor 11 Monaten

@grok can you confirm this?

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Spielberg's Glassesvor 11 Monaten

This doesn't make any sense. Whoever this is, doesn't understand copyright for recordings at all.

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Sgt. Nemesisvor 11 Monaten

I gotta look into this bc the technology wasn’t there to sample back then. What black folks were complaining about was white artists copying our sound not necessarily the actual songs. I think she’s confused.

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Jackvor 11 Monaten

@grok is this true?

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