In America, the term First Family is a label reserved for the
president and his immediate family, who occupy the White House
in Washington, DC. However, Cosmopolitan magazine’s latest issue
is labeling the reality stars known as the Kardashians,
America’s first family. The question is first family of
what…ho*s. Yea, I said it!
The Obama family
Nothing personal against Cosmo magazine, but it is
disrespectful holding the unethical, immoral Kardashians up as
America’s first family, when the title belongs to the family of
the president. It is a slight. I don’t agree with Obama’s
politics, but the title belongs to the family of the incumbent
president. Not to mention, the Kardashians conduct and lack of
family values is not something to aspire to in life. The
"Keeping Up With The Kardashians" stars are not good role
models.
Rihanna (left) and Just
Brittany (right). Hmm, she looks like her too in another Rihanna
reinvention.
The story of singer Rihanna stealing her latest song “B***h
Better Have My Money” from Houston singer/rapper, Just Brittany,
is spreading around the world press like wildfire. The story has
now been carried on The Daily Maily (UK), ET (Canada),
Cosmopolitan, MTV, VH1, Billboard, The Fader, Complex and just about every
major blog online. Other articles appeared in the Spanish and
French press, outing Rihanna for theft.
Many are doubting Rihanna regarding this theft, which is one
of many for her, in a career based in criminal copyright
infringement, copyright infringement, trademark infringement,
financial fraud and grand theft larceny. Nothing about her
career is real. From day one it has been based on intellectual
property theft.
The Judiciary Report has written for years that Rihanna is
doing the same thing other so-called artists in Hollywood's
Kabbalah Center have been doing, taking to the internet and
ripping off lesser known artists. Her whole career has been one
big theft, which says she should not have been famous at all.
Some of Rihanna’s fans are trying to defend this madness and
they need their heads checked. Copyright infringement is a
federal and international crime. It is just as bad as stealing
someone’s money, house or car. A few of Rihanna’s unbalanced
fans on social networking are using the standard no one knows
who she is insult, regarding Just Brittany, as a weak means of
trying to mitigate the damage to Rihanna's name and career over
the theft. However, the cat is already out of the bag. People
know.
It’s quite ironic and humorous that a few crazed fans, who
are unknown and without big social networking following, should
ask who is Just Brittany, regarding a woman who has 60,000
followers on Twitter and 300,000 on Instagram. Just Brittany has
recorded a number of songs, charted on Billboard three times and
worked with mainstream artists like foul, rape promoting rapper
Rick Ross. Sorry to break it to you, many people, including
Rihanna, know who Just Brittany is as an artist.
Rihanna
It’s similar to when they questioned who is Karrueche Tran,
regarding singer Chris Brown’s ex-girlfriend he clung to more
than Rihanna, whom he dated, when Tran has 2,500,000 followers
on Instagram and 600,000 on Twitter and has made many paid
public appearances and appeared in the news media.
My question to these few crazy, unbalanced Rihanna fans is
what newspapers, magazines and blogs have you been featured in?
What songs have you recorded? What music videos have you been
in? Yea, that’s what I thought. Humble yourselves and stop
trying to defend the indefensible - theft of another person's
property and labor. You wouldn't like it if a thief showed up on
your job and snatched then cashed your paycheck. Therefore, why
are you asking another to accept such illegal behavior.
Know when to be silent...much like your thieving favorite
Rihanna has been doing, despite the world media demanding she
answer these claims of outright theft any reasonable person can
hear. For Rihanna’s part, this silence on global allegations she
stole from underground artist Just Brittany says a lot. To those
who know, write and or understand music, the thefts are
apparent. If you run the songs through music recording software,
the distinct similarities become crystal clear in irrefutable
digital format, which compares the songs note for note.
All Rihanna's team did was slow down Just Brittany's beat.
The song title is negligible as it comes from a 1980s film.
However, copyright law does not permit anyone to steal a beat
and slow it down, poach melodies, lyrics and song subject
matter. If you don't know music theory, you are in no position
to state no theft has occurred, when the similarities are there.
Just Brittany has a case should she choose to pursue one in
court and the mere fact she spoke out on social networking says
she is angry over the blatant theft of her intellectual
property. However, rumors I am hearing indicate Rihanna wants to
pay her off over the embarrassing, deliberate thefts in exchange
for her silence, as this scandal has done a significant amount
of damage to Rihanna’s name as a recording artist.
Warning: Both songs contain
explicit, graphic lyrics
