Is Guo Meimei s cover infringing? 20

It shouldn't count... After all, she ** also came out, and now there is no news, and the name of the song has been changed, and the words have also been changed. Let's just say that I'm not afraid, I'm not afraid.,It's the dream of South Korea's Xuanying's sister.,She changed the lyrics.,And the title of the song doesn't count.。。。

And many celebrities will cover a few foreign songs, which should only be regarded as covers, not infringement!

Her songs are basically covers, but this cannot be considered an infringement. Because, the plagiarism of the accompaniment is handled by her planning, and the change of words is handled by the songwriter, Guo Meimei is just a tool for them to make money, therefore, the responsibility is not Guo Meimei, even if it is infringement, it is not Guo Meimei, but her economic person, songwriter, and planner. Ultimately, the blame will not be placed on her.

All the songs her company has bought the rights and can cover them!

Not counted. Their company spent a lot of money to buy it.

And then pit the Chinese.

Guo Meimei. It's disgusting.

I despise this kind of inability to rummage through other people's garbage all day long.

Guo Meimei's cover is not an infringement! Because even the MV is there, and no one necessarily sues her!

All songs covered by Guo Meimei:

1 "Don't be afraid, don't be afraid" 2 "Who do you think of when you're lonely" 3 "My Answering Bell".

4 "The Goddess of Love" 5 "Mice Love Rice".

The original song is:

1 "Mai Ahi" 2 "Who Do You Think of When You Are Lonely" 3 "La La Love on My Mind".

4 "God is a Girl" 5 "Mice Love Rice".

Not counted. Meimei has bought back the cover rights! Not counted.

Not really. That's the case with a lot of songs.

It's like you have to love when you die, and you can turn into a butterfly and fly.

Infringement is only called infringement if it is used for publication or distribution or for commercial benefit by singing in performances, and the singer must obtain the authorization of the original user and owner when covering the song.

Guo Meimei must have obtained the authorization of the original user and owner, of course, this authorization is not a free lunch, so that you need to pay a fee.

I'm going to ask her about the economic company.

I don't think there's anything about it, covers can also sing with characteristics and different flavors, and her voice is very sweet, and the covers are very good!

Some of the songs covered by R&B godfather Tao Zhe have become his classics, such as "Whose Heart Does the Moon Represent", "Looking at the Spring Breeze", "Can't Forget"...

Not only Guo, in fact, there are also many famous celebrities who cover other people's songs, and it is no longer strange, although they look down on these people, but they can't just be said to be rubbish, they can only say that their talents are very limited, and they can only rely on other people's songs to make wedding dresses for themselves, garbage can't be talked about, but it is true that I can't look down on these people

I think that's a bit too much, what's wrong with the cover? Could it be that this song is exclusive to this artist to sing it? A song is a song, and if it is not endowed with feelings by the singer, it is just a soulless song after all.

Have you ever heard the same song take on a completely different vibe because it is sung by different people? Actually, the cover singer is also sad, right? There is no song that really belongs to me from beginning to end.

Also, is it so easy to cover someone else's song? If you want to sing your own taste, you can't live in the shadow of the original song, on the contrary, you have your own song, and you won't compare it with how you like to sing it. Me.,As long as the cover is good.,I'll listen to it.,The cover is not good.,Hehe.。。

Just listen back to the original song.

How can it be, the cover is also a cover of its own style, not everyone has such a good effect on the cover, so don't say other people's garbage, I want to ask myself, can you do it yourself.

Covers are actually misunderstood by many people, thinking that covers are to learn from others and will not be liked, but you may not know that a large number of current first-line singers have come from covers, even if they encounter their favorite songs after they become popular, they will cover them, such as Jay Chou's too aggrieved, and you should look at covers with a peaceful attitude.

The two of them are not the same person, don't wronged Guo Meimei who sings.

Don't listen to people's nonsense, it's not the same person.

Yes, you think there are a few more Guo Meimei.

Yes, her so-called famous song, not afraid of being a cover.

Original: Dragostea din tei by O-Zone

I'm not afraid, I'm not afraid, it's a cover...A lot of singers cover it...I have to love it. It's not a cover singer. It can only be said that the song is a cover.

It's not the same person, it's a Singaporean singer who sings...

Why not, it's her, the information can be faked, do you know? As long as you have money, you can do it.

Of course not, there is a lot of age difference.

No, it's the one who flaunts his wealth, and he just saw the news.

The two Guo Meimei are not the same person.

Singer Jocie Kok, born on March 21, 1982 in Singapore City, is a Singaporean pop singer whose representative work is "Not Afraid, Not Afraid".

Guo Meimei, whose real name is Guo Meiling and whose nickname is Yangyang, was born on June 15, 1991 in Yiyang City, Hunan Province, and is one of the rich women who show off her wealth on the Internet. Weibo nickname "Guo Meimei baby".

In June 2011, Guo Meimei attracted attention on Weibo for flaunting her wealth under the false identity of "commercial general manager of the Red Cross Society of China".

No. I used to be confused, and then I looked up the information.

Yes... You said that Guo Meimei, who gambled, was speechless.