Dr. Dray accused Republican representatives. Marjorie Taylor Greene In a video shared on Twitter, she infringed on copyright after using the instrument of his song “Still Dre”.
Nearly two minutes videohas now been removed from Twitter, reportedly Green Strolling in the Congress Hall Slow motion his song. The video also shows Green taking a call from “DT” – presumably a reference for the former president Donald Trump. The rapper and producer’s lawyer sent a stop letter on Monday, and he also issued a statement to Buzzfeed News.
“I don’t license my music to politicians, especially those who are divided and hated by people like this,” Dray said.
Dre’s lawyer (whose legal name is Andre Young) accused Green of “misusing this work through various social media to promote your political agenda of division and hatred.”
“Mr. Young doesn’t and will never grant you any music that allows you to broadcast or spread him,” the letter obtained by BuzzFeed News said. “People may expect that, as a member of Congress, you will have some knowledge of the laws in our country. But it’s possible that the laws governing intellectual property are a little too harsh, and populists aren’t enough to make you really spend a lot of time.”
In the letter, Dray’s lawyers asked members of Congress to “stop and stop any unauthorized use of Andre Young’s music.”
“We write because we think that actual lawmakers should make laws, not make laws, especially those embodied by the Founding Fathers,” the letter reads.
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