Hi, I recently came accross a youtube channel that is making Rap songs over music tracks from anime, and movies.
youtube.com/user/KEMARL1FAM77/
I wouldn't mind if it was just a way to "remix" these music tracks for free, but not only the remix themselves aren't that much of a piece of work, this user is selling both these tracks with his voice and the instrumental version. 1 Euro each on google play music.
Since he's using music tracks that he didn't make himself, the instrumental version is simply and purely the original work with a different name with the "Instrumental" sticked on the end.
Plain and simple plagiarism. To that user it's fine as long as he's making "Remix" on these musics, many users talked with him in the comment section of most of his songs to tell him that it came from another source. And he agrees. He blatantly admit that it comes from another source, sometimes he even tells us which one. To him it's fine because he did a remix.
But even if the fact that he made a remix made it ok to work like that (which I don't think it's true), it doesn't add up when he's selling the instrumental version, which is 100% not his work, but he still sell these tracks as if it was his own work.
Here's a few examples I got to recognize :
(Plagiarism) KEMARL1FAM - LE MOT DE LA FAIM youtube.com/watch?v=redk_E675dc
(Original Example) Gintama OST 2 : 31 Jinsei wa Belt Conveyor no You youtube.com/watch?v=4-WqkCZ7p-o
(Plagiarism) Kemarl1fam - Pour L'Honneur (clip officiel) youtube.com/watch?v=lbchCbVhZ0w
(Original Example) Bleach Original Soundtrack 4 - Nothing Can Be Explained (instrumental version) youtube.com/watch?v=9ECdNuzvrPc
if you go on some of his videos where the music is more than just a few drums sounds repeated, you might see some complain in the comments section pointing the stolen material source.
So my question to you guys is : How to take down a youtube channel made from Plagiarism ?[DOUBLEPOST=1513773672,1513772932][/DOUBLEPOST]PS: None of the links example above are from my channels or videos, I'm just being concerned about the copyright strikes some fans from plagiarised work.
youtube.com/user/KEMARL1FAM77/
I wouldn't mind if it was just a way to "remix" these music tracks for free, but not only the remix themselves aren't that much of a piece of work, this user is selling both these tracks with his voice and the instrumental version. 1 Euro each on google play music.
Since he's using music tracks that he didn't make himself, the instrumental version is simply and purely the original work with a different name with the "Instrumental" sticked on the end.
Plain and simple plagiarism. To that user it's fine as long as he's making "Remix" on these musics, many users talked with him in the comment section of most of his songs to tell him that it came from another source. And he agrees. He blatantly admit that it comes from another source, sometimes he even tells us which one. To him it's fine because he did a remix.
But even if the fact that he made a remix made it ok to work like that (which I don't think it's true), it doesn't add up when he's selling the instrumental version, which is 100% not his work, but he still sell these tracks as if it was his own work.
Here's a few examples I got to recognize :
(Plagiarism) KEMARL1FAM - LE MOT DE LA FAIM youtube.com/watch?v=redk_E675dc
(Original Example) Gintama OST 2 : 31 Jinsei wa Belt Conveyor no You youtube.com/watch?v=4-WqkCZ7p-o
(Plagiarism) Kemarl1fam - Pour L'Honneur (clip officiel) youtube.com/watch?v=lbchCbVhZ0w
(Original Example) Bleach Original Soundtrack 4 - Nothing Can Be Explained (instrumental version) youtube.com/watch?v=9ECdNuzvrPc
if you go on some of his videos where the music is more than just a few drums sounds repeated, you might see some complain in the comments section pointing the stolen material source.
So my question to you guys is : How to take down a youtube channel made from Plagiarism ?[DOUBLEPOST=1513773672,1513772932][/DOUBLEPOST]PS: None of the links example above are from my channels or videos, I'm just being concerned about the copyright strikes some fans from plagiarised work.