Pop singer Lady Gaga is facing the prospect of a lawsuit from SoundCloud singer Steve Ronsen, who has made the allegation she stole music from his 2015 song "Almost" for use in her 2018 track "Shallow." Lady Gaga won an Oscar for Best Song for "Shallow" which appears in the film remake of "A Star Is Born" and on the soundtrack.

Ronsen contends Gaga stole his chord progression. She is disputing his claim. Ronsen still intends to file a lawsuit against the singer, who stated she will defend it in court. Mark D. Shirian, the attorney for Ronsen stated, “A renowned and respected musicologist and professor who determined that there are significant tempo, melodic, rhythmic and harmonic similarities between the two ‘hooks’ of the songs.”

This is not the first time Lady Gaga has been accused of copyright infringement and copying other artists. She built an entire career on it. Much of Gaga's image, costumes and musical styling is stolen from legendary recording artists David Bowie, Grace Jones and Freddie Mercury of Queen. Gaga has ripped off the copyrighted photos and videos of other recording artists as well. Gaga stole items from singers Shania Twain, Kerli and Maluca.

Gaga's 2010 song "Alejandro" is also a rip-off of the popular 1990s track "Don't Turn Around" by Swedish pop quartet Ace Of Base, who sold over 50,000,000 albums worldwide. I don't know why Gaga thought no one remembered the song. It's one of the biggest dance tracks from the decade. 

Gaga was also accused of stealing the image of deceased teen artist, Lina Morgana, whom she knew and was clearly jealous of to do such a morbid thing. Morgana's bereaved mother denounced Gaga for her unethical and morbid misconduct.

Gaga's ex-boyfriend, music producer Rob Fusari, who has worked with many singers, sued her for defrauding him out of royalties. Gaga wanting all the glory for herself, tried to downplay his role in her career. However, Fusari is the one who named her Lady Gaga after the Queen song "RadioGaga." Fusari also wrote and produced some of her hit songs.  

And in the interest of full disclosure, Gaga stole some of my music as well (Former FBI Director Robert Mueller Obtained Executive Orders From George Bush And Barack Obama To Criminally Steal Copyrights Worth Billions For Madonna And Hollywood While Engaging In Heinous Human Rights Abuses That Left Innocent People Dead).

An attorney from the law firm of Sanders, Squire and Dempsey had informed me that my copyrights are unlawfully being passed around A&R departments of record labels. This occurred due to the criminal conduct of Gaga's depraved, ugly friend, Madonna, who is a career long thief. Hollywood is disgusting and depraved. They're nothing but a bunch of thieving, dirty frauds and criminals. 

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Report: Lady Gaga facing lawsuit, accused of stealing “Shallow” from SoundCloud artist

August 09, 2019 - Lady Gaga could be the latest popular musician to face a significant and highly suspect copyright lawsuit. According to a report in Page Six, an obscure singer-songwriter named Steve Ronsen is threatening Lady Gaga with a lawsuit, claiming her Oscar-winning song "Shallow" from the film A Star Is Born was ripped off from his song "Almost," released on SoundCloud five years ago...

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