Rihanna sued by German duo for using one of their songs without permission

[TaylorSwift 162,382]

Rihanna has found herself facing a  lawsuit after a pair of German father-daughter musical duo dubbed King Khan and Saba Lou claimed one of their tracks was used in a Fenty ad without their permission.

They allege that RiRi used a track of theirs entitled Good Habits (and Bad) in an Instagram post promoting her Fenty fashion line. 

The duo claim that Rihanna did not have their permission to use the track on the ad, theorizing that she just lifted the song from a music streaming platform and are demanding that she stop using their song and are seeking unspecified damages.

The Instagram ad racked up more than 3.4 million views, according to the lawsuit, though it's not clear when the ad debuted.

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[vyniildisk 12,689]

not gonna lie, fenty beauty ads and posts always have banger b0ps 

[chromatic puzea 10,653]

how does her team just do this

like she's super huge and her team is just taking whoever's property and using it for their own profit???

[AVeryGagaHolyDick 31,911]

An Instagram video? Isn't it legal for anyone to use any song? 

Anyway, they got free promo and they'll push it further which is understandable

[Sorcerer92 837]

There are no excuses for "mistakes" like this in 2020. It takes zero effort to check your work to ensure all potential copywrite issues are addressed. 

[AndyDWUW 3,971]

Maybe this will push her to make original music for her company moving forward? 

 

A whole album with bops that intertwine with her product ads

[TaylorSwift 162,382]

5 hours ago, KEVIN STEVE said:

An Instagram video? Isn't it legal for anyone to use any song? 
Anyway, they got free promo and they'll push it further which is understandable

No, you can't. Instagram is deleting posts if they're violating copyright rules.

what they get from this free promo, $0.5 from streams? 
Rihanna is a singer and her team should know better how to respect other artists work. No one ask them for permission to use their music, they didn't get any credit. No everyone want to work for free promo.
Would you like to work for someone who would offer you free promo on Instagram as salary ?

[GAYHEMikey 8,237]

RIRI TAKE MINE 

[littlepotter 76,610]

5 hours ago, KEVIN STEVE said:

An Instagram video? Isn't it legal for anyone to use any song? 

Anyway, they got free promo and they'll push it further which is understandable

Not this mentality in 2020  "exposure" does not feed an artist. Dont you see anything wrong with the multihundredmillionnaire artist (or her company) not bothering to pay small artists to put their song in her ad? 

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this wouldn't happen at haus labs 

[AVeryGagaHolyDick 31,911]

4 hours ago, littlepotter said:

Not this mentality in 2020  "exposure" does not feed an artist. Dont you see anything wrong with the multihundredmillionnaire artist (or her company) not bothering to pay small artists to put their song in her ad? 

I didn't say anything about it, if anything I said I was with them so take a pill