March 10. 2020

Zaza's "What I Do?"

The entire Kardashian/Jenner family fortune is based on criminal copyright infringement, copyright infringement, trademark infringement and patent infringement. The reality TV family, as legendary journalist Barbara Walters once stated, has "no talent." So they steal intellectual property and expose their bodies on social networking, magazines and on television at every turn. It really has set a low bar for talent in the industry that will have terrible long term effects, as will become apparent.

5-year-old social networking sensation ZaZa has built up quite a following on social networking. Zaza has 1,700,000 million followers on the social networking website Instagram. She has also made appearances on television and performed at NBA basketball games.

Kanye West and daughter North West performing Zaza's song "What I Do?" without permission in violation of copyright laws

Zaza's parents paid for studio time to record a song entitled "What I Do?" The song was released with a music video and is known online by millions of people as Zaza's music. That didn't stop greedy, unethical Kardashian and West from stealing the song for their 8-year-old daughter North West to perform at one of her dad's fashion shows during Paris Fashion Week. North did a terrible job performing the song.

Zaza

Zaza's parents became angry and stated their little daughter is "heartbroken" and devastated that North took her song and performed it like it was her own (North's). When the story began getting around on social networking, with people slamming West, Kardashian and North, whom people state does not have a talent for music (much like her non-singing, thieving mother), Kardashian quickly took to social networking to give Lil ZaZa credit. Kim clamed it was an "impromptu performance" but she is a liar, as they had the "What I Do?" backing music ready and played it note for note for North to poorly rap over.

Zaza

The nerve of them to arrogantly pretend no one knew Zaza's song and North could just take it without credit or payment. The little girl and her family worked hard on creating a career for Zaza. For Kim and Kanye to just steal from another person, worst of all a child, who is out there working to earn money for her future, is contemptible. Do you not have enough from stealing from everyone, that you have to steal from a child as well. God doesn't like ugly.

Feedback from Twitter.com

The fact of the matter is Kim, Kanye and North committed criminal copyright infringement. You must obtain clearance before publicly performing another person's copyrighted works. These are known as "performance rights." Kim and Kanye are well aware of this fact, but under standard Hollywood arrogance, thievery and insanity, stole a little girl's song anyway. They traumatized a kid. That's foul, disgusting and shameful. Not to mention greedy and ugly. That greed is going to be their undoing and downfall in a massive forthcoming scandal.

An item from Zaza's page on Instagram:

I keep telling you that the Kardashians/Jenners and West are thieving miscreants (here and here). On his own West racked up many lawsuits and claims of copyright infringement, even stealing from legends such as Curtis Mayfield. Everything the Kardashians/Jenners have ever released as products and through their shows are stolen.

Kim Kardashian and daughter North West

They've stolen preexisting perfumes that were already on the market, fashion lines, make-up lines, and story lines for their fake, scripted reality shows. It's all going to end very badly for the family of Kardashians and Jenners (within the scope of the law). They've built an empire on copyright, patent and trademark infringement.

Side Bar: Jay Z and Beyonce, who are in the same Hollywood cult as Kim Kardashian and Kanye West, also stole a song and gave their daughter Blue Ivy credit for it as songwriter when she didn't write a thing (Beyonce Songs 'Spirit' And 'Brown Skin Girl' From The Movie 'The Lion King' Contains Copyright Infringement And Contradictions). They are deranged.

STORY SOURCE

Who Is ZaZa?

03 March - Following yesterday's Yeezy presentation at Paris Fashion Week, the internet went wild for North West's surprise performance on the runway. The 6-year-old Kardashian-West performed a rap over fellow toddler, 5-year-old viral fashion icon ZaZa's original song, "What I Do?," which debuted last summer.

As Kim and Kanye were proud parents watching young North perform, others questioned their lack of credit to the song's original creator. After North's performance, ZaZa's parents took to Instagram to explain the backstory behind "What I Do?", and to ask the Kardashian-Wests to acknowledge their inspiration.

Shortly after ZaZa's parents' Instagram post, Kim expressed her pride of North via Twitter, while also giving a little shout-out to ZaZa. She then commented on ZaZa's Instagram post, claiming she "didn't mean to not give credit where credit was due."

While this seemed to resolve the matter at hand (ZaZa's parents posted Kim's comment to their story with the caption "All love, all good"), it brings to light a much larger, ongoing problem. Celebrities of Kardashian caliber are often caught referencing — or even appropriating — the work of lesser-known artists without giving credit (think: when Ariana Grande's "7 Rings" sounded a little too familiar to Princess Nokia's "Mine")...

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