Posted September 28, 201410 yr TMZ: "Lady Gaga attacks songwriter who sued her"Ā Call Lady Gaga a thief ... and then prepare to cough up more than a mil to pay her army of lawyers who will tear you apart in court. Gaga has filed court docs -- obtained by TMZ -- to collect nearly $1.4 million she paid her lawyers ... to fight a woman who sued Lady G for allegedly ripping off one of her songs.Ā Gaga -- one of the richest women in music -- claims she spent nearly three years and a fortune defending her reputation ... and in the end she won. A judge threw out the case ... concluding the 2 songs sounded nothing alike.Ā Gaga wants the loser to foot her lawyer's bill. Source: http://m.tmz.com/2014/09/28/lady-gaga-laws.../#ixzz3EcqDgPHsĀ Rebecca Francescatti gurl, you be scalped. Time for you and Trolls R Us to pay dat $1.4 million nowĀ TMZ using this photo of Gaga tho :drama: http://ll-media.tmz.com/2014/09/26/0926-lady-gaga-tmz-01-150.jpg
September 28, 201410 yr Author What song?Ā That weave be get DRAGGED! 'Judas' which is how old now? :drama:
October 1, 201410 yr Author The woman getting sued has now fought back with some pathetic essay: WHY YOU SHOULD CARE THAT LADY GAGA'S SUING ME FOR $1.4 MILLIONĀ Some of the main points she mentioned: I sued Lady Gaga in August 2011 for allegedly plagiarizing my song āJuda.āĀ My allegation remains that my ex-engineer/ex-bass player/ex-boyfriend Brian manipulated and used my āJudaā ProTool sessions ā which he has copies of ā as original source material for songs he sent Lady Gaga.Ā You see, unlike real songwriters, Lady Gaga is, like her getups, fake. She has other people write for her, then takes the credit. It happens a lot in Hollywood today.Ā So in spring of 2010 Lady Gaga sent her people to sniff around for original songs for her upcoming album Born This Way. Remember that song? Madonnaās Express Yourself?Ā Anyway, my ex-engineer Brian (like most excellent musicians) was one of the first, penniless, class. Talented, but bereft of connections.Ā His associate DJ White Shadow, however ā a wanna-be if ever there was one ā had contacts, lots of them. You know, DJs, right? They play other peopleās songs? They donāt write them? And so the duo, like Kafkaās bumbling twins, sent along ātheirā versions of my songs, to Lady Gaga. Brian believing likely: āIt doesnāt matter anyway, sheāll never pick āmineā.ā DJ White Shadow believing theyāre his songs now because he changed them. Whatever. Either way ā shockingly, unexpectedly ā The Queen of Gag liked them. A reasonable ending would have been Brian coughing up the truth.Ā Why? Ā· our choruses are nearly identical (I repeat āJuda Juda Juda Juda Judaā over and over and she repeats āJuda, Juda- us, Juda, Juda-us, Juda, Juda-usā over and over), accounting for roughly 20% of each song Ā· our verses are both percussive and monotone in style (roughly 44% of each song) Ā· our breakdowns are nearly identical (12% of each song) Ā· a prominent melody line written by my violinist is the same as her āOh oh oh oh oh Iām in love with Juda-ah, Juda-usā she pronounces āJudasā as āJuda-us.ā <ā Whaa?? Among other ācoincidences.ā Weird. But not so weird if they used my Pro Tools session āJudaā as source material to create āJudas.ā What a f***ing prick.