Artists Accused of Copying

Calm down. You behave like a delusional madonna fan. They also say that copionna didnt copy anyone and only no ones who seek attention sue her to get some money.
Almost EVERYONE in music industry, not only pop, copies someone and Rihanna is one of them. You can like it or not, accept it or not but that's the truth.
There are more proves if you still dont believe it:


I'd like to see how you find the proves that Raffealla Carra or Sezen Aksu copied anyone.

Okay. I don't know what the heck happened in this thread but...

rihannafan360: Please do not insult other members. It's okay to believe that Rihanna didn't copy (although like someone said, you are acting like a delusional Madonna fan and every artist has copied from others) but I will not tolerate name calling or telling others to "shut the f--- up" because their opinion is different than yours. I see you joined today so I urge you to read the Board Rules located in the "Announcements and Suggestions" board. Even if you are new, I still have to give you some warning points. Sorry.

lightbreeze: You did the right thing in reporting her posts. Thank you.

Now back to the topic: Lady Gaga accused of copying Britney Spears.

She was naked and wore diamonds on her body:


And the similar tight blue outfit (I didn't make this photo):

And I am not delusional. Okay. Honey. Bye.

I don't care much for will.i.am's music (except the Britney Spears "Scream and Shout" song) but he's already been accused of copying 3 songs that he's using in his upcoming album.

I wonder if he's been hanging out with Madonna too much?

will.i.am Accused Of Ripping Arty & Mat Zo's Track For New Single, 'Let's Go'

The Huffington Post | By Kia Makarechi
Posted: 04/16/2013 4:17 pm EDT | Updated: 04/19/2013 4:00 pm EDT

Bad news for will.i.am, who is said to have stolen a track from house producers Mat Zo and Arty. "Let's Go," the will.i.am song in question, features Chris Brown and happens to share the same name as a song by house producer Calvin Harris (that one features Ne-Yo, so the rubric is essentially identical).

It also sounds extremely similar to "Rebound," a dance track produced by Zo and Arty. (Take a listen to the two songs at the bottom of this article.) In a series of tweets, Arty explained that no one had approached Anjunabeats, the trance label run by massive dance trio Above & Beyond, to clear the song. HuffPost has reached out to will.i.am's label for comment and will update this post if additional information becomes available.

Jono Grant of Above & Beyond reportedly tweeted about the situation but has since deleted any posts (he did retweet Arty's first tweet on the matter). Zo, who produced "Rebound" with Arty, appears to have deleted his Twitter account, but posted a curt message on Facebook: "Will I'm Not..."

As is usually the case, Brown at once seemed enraged and nonplussed:

"Let's Go" is off will.i.am's upcoming album, "#THATPOWER." Unfortunately, this is hardly the first time will.i.am has been accused of stealing a song. He's currently being sued over "Scream & Shout," his lead single with Britney Spears, and dance blog Dancing Astronaut notes that another song on the album also echoes a previously existing house track.

As I can see on wikipedia he didnt give a credit for any of 'better of alone' producers' so he probably stole it.

Cyndi Lauper, Kilie Minogue and Caca are the biggest madonna copycat today. Glad all their careers are failures.