Avril Lavigne is a talent less bum. She can’t sing, she can’t dress, she can’t design clothes, and now she can’t even write her own music. Another thing she has no idea how to do is lie.
I can’t believe she actually got away with stealing ‘Girlfriend’ off the Rubinoos. Anyone who can’t see that this song has been ripped off has no idea what they’re talking about. Avril actually tried to claim that she had never heard the song ‘Boyfriend’ before being accused of copyright infringement. I find this impossible to believe. Also I totally disagree with her comment that many songs have the lyrics “Hey, hey. You, you”. I don’t think that this is very common. Maybe in the 60’s or 70’s, but besides ‘Girlfriend’, how often do you hear these lyrics now a days? I also do not believe that Avril copied this song subconsciously. She wasn’t just sitting in her car one day when she was ten, and heard the song on the radio, and now she just made it her own by accident. That just doesn’t happen. There’s this thing called
a memory that maybe she doesn’t know about, but most people have one, and would remember the song is someone else’s. Let’s just imagine, as a hypothetical, that the song ‘Girlfriend’ has the same lyrics as it does now, but the melody was different. We are imagining that ‘Boyfriend’ and ‘Girlfriend’ have similar lyrics (as they do) but sound completely different. If this were TRUE, I’m afraid I would believe Avril's comments. But it is far from true. The melody, the instruments, the lyrics, and the rhythm are so similar. In my opinion, the only thing that’s really different is the tempo, and the point of view of which the song is sung (‘Boyfriend’ is written in a boy’s point of view, whereas ‘Girlfriend’ is written from a girl’s point of view).
Avril should just go back to singing songs written out of her diary.
I can’t believe she actually got away with stealing ‘Girlfriend’ off the Rubinoos. Anyone who can’t see that this song has been ripped off has no idea what they’re talking about. Avril actually tried to claim that she had never heard the song ‘Boyfriend’ before being accused of copyright infringement. I find this impossible to believe. Also I totally disagree with her comment that many songs have the lyrics “Hey, hey. You, you”. I don’t think that this is very common. Maybe in the 60’s or 70’s, but besides ‘Girlfriend’, how often do you hear these lyrics now a days? I also do not believe that Avril copied this song subconsciously. She wasn’t just sitting in her car one day when she was ten, and heard the song on the radio, and now she just made it her own by accident. That just doesn’t happen. There’s this thing called
a memory that maybe she doesn’t know about, but most people have one, and would remember the song is someone else’s. Let’s just imagine, as a hypothetical, that the song ‘Girlfriend’ has the same lyrics as it does now, but the melody was different. We are imagining that ‘Boyfriend’ and ‘Girlfriend’ have similar lyrics (as they do) but sound completely different. If this were TRUE, I’m afraid I would believe Avril's comments. But it is far from true. The melody, the instruments, the lyrics, and the rhythm are so similar. In my opinion, the only thing that’s really different is the tempo, and the point of view of which the song is sung (‘Boyfriend’ is written in a boy’s point of view, whereas ‘Girlfriend’ is written from a girl’s point of view).Avril should just go back to singing songs written out of her diary.
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