Rihanna accused Stealing- Rihanna may be enjoying waves of recognition for her latest single, "Bitch Better Have My Money," which was co-produced by Kayne West, but it may cost her more fortune than she could ever gain.
Rihanna, accused stealing for copying a lesser known artist, Just Brittany's song 'Betta Have My Money' is being bashed by the former's fans through her social media account Twitter. According to the accusations, Rihanna copied the song and the title from the single that was released nine months ago.
An INQUISITR report claimed that Rihanna, accused stealing Just Brittany's song originality is rooted from the similarity of Rihanna's song as it actually sound the same with the single. There's no doubt that anyone listening to both songs could identify they share the same elements.
Aside from the obvious similarity in rhythm, the title is noticeably almost the same that could put Rihanna in a bad limelight.
Rihanna is not the first artist to utilize the title, "Bitch Better Have My Money." As cited by Cosmopolitan, the "FourFiveSeconds" singer earlier showed that the phrases appeared in the blaxploitation parody film "I'm Gonna Git You Sucka right' in 1988 before it was released.
However, Rih-Rih may be facing a serious trouble here if the accusations escalated into bigger issue. As of the moment, the newcomer Just Brittany or Rihanna, accused stealing, had not given any word or comment regarding the allegations.
It seems that copying is becoming a viral concern these days as it could be remembered that Pharrell Williams and Robin Thicke was charged of copyright violation after the court found out that their smash hit Blurred Lines" was copied from the hit song "Got to Give It Up" by Martin Gaye.
The lawsuit has caused the duo a hefty $7.4 million for the copyright infringement case.
Could Rihanna, accused stealing learn from the previous copyright case? Watch the song video that alleges Rihanna of stealing and judge if she really can be accused for stealing.
