Jun 9, 2020·2 repliesweak song anyway
Jun 9, 2020·1 replyHow can you sue someone for a melody? I don’t get it.
Jun 9, 2020
doot dootUpdate 12:06 PM PT -- A source close to Travis tells us this is nothing more than a frivolous dispute between producers and has nothing to do with Travis directly.
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Jun 9, 2020Welp another one bites the dust
Jun 9, 2020Rihanna Stanweak song anyway
Nah bro the outro is super cool!!!!
- Jun 9, 2020·1 replyDirty
How can you sue someone for a melody? I don’t get it.
If he got the copyright for the composition then he can
- Jun 9, 2020·3 replies
Jun 9, 2020All Travis do is steal DAMN
Jun 9, 2020worst part is this song is so boring and generic
he couldn’t even have stole a good song?
- Jun 9, 2020soapmanwun
whitest thing i’ve ever read
Jun 9, 2020soapmanwun
i wonder if it comes with a download code for astroworld
Jun 9, 2020
hack at it again 
Jun 9, 2020·1 reply
ShoegazeHow is this Travis’ fault?
It’s not but the niggas on ktt that you see constantly hating on him actually don’t know s*** about how music is made so its not surprising at all that they want this to be his fault
Jun 9, 2020
423BABYi am SHOCKED
- Jun 9, 2020Bernie X
It’s not but the niggas on ktt that you see constantly hating on him actually don’t know s*** about how music is made so its not surprising at all that they want this to be his fault
- Jun 9, 2020soapmanwun
This deal is sicko.
Jun 9, 2020
dawg
Jun 9, 2020all of a sudden it's f*** Travis really.
not even a week since I heard he f***ed Rubi Rose when she was 16.
- Jun 9, 2020
- Jun 9, 2020rwina sawayama
that headline
TRAVIS SCOTT SUED
'HIGHEST IN THE ROOM' MORE LIKE THIEF IN ROOM ...
Claim His Producers Jacked Melody
the writer was having a field day making that one lmao
Jun 9, 2020dawg
Jun 10, 2020·1 replyKOLLAPSIf he got the copyright for the composition then he can
even then, it's iffy. judges have denied claims for melodies and chord progressions before and that sets precedent. besides, i doubt a producer is going to copyright a loop he's sending in beat packs.
- Jun 10, 2020·1 replyTheEPSD
even then, it's iffy. judges have denied claims for melodies and chord progressions before and that sets precedent. besides, i doubt a producer is going to copyright a loop he's sending in beat packs.
Na bro those loops are 100% copyrighted lmao this ain’t Splice.
Regardless it’ll probably go nowhere but it’s possible his claim is valid.
Has anyone heard the supposed loop?
- Jun 10, 2020·1 replyKOLLAPS
Na bro those loops are 100% copyrighted lmao this ain’t Splice.
Regardless it’ll probably go nowhere but it’s possible his claim is valid.
Has anyone heard the supposed loop?
they register them before sending them out? sounds expensive