In this episode of the Top Music Attorney Podcast, Entertainment Attorney, Miss Krystle reacts to Rick Beato's video "isn't this just stealing" discussing interpolations in music. Miss Krystle delves into the concept of interpolation, explaining how it differs from sampling and covers, and why it's a critical issue in copyright law. She provides insights into how some artists manage to use identical melodies without crediting the original songwriters, raising important questions about rights and permissions in the music industry.

As a seasoned lawyer with 10 years of experience, Miss Krystle breaks down the legal nuances of interpolation, using Beato's examples of Miley Cyrus's "Prisoner" and Dua Lipa's "Break My Heart" to illustrate her points. She also shares her own experience in court, arguing that even when melodies are re-recorded, artists still need to obtain licenses. Miss Krystle emphasizes the importance of understanding copyright laws in this reaction video.

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