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>After all, the end result is no different from a really good vocal impersonator. In fact, a really good impersonator will definitely do better. Really? I thou
by SilasX 7y ago
>After all, the end result is no different from a really good vocal impersonator. In fact, a really good impersonator will definitely do better.
Really? I thought if it was "so good" that people don't realize it's a parody, it loses the relevant protections against defamation and infringement on likeness rights/image/trademark/whatever.
- xyproto 7y agoIf that were the case, then people could claim that any parody was "too good" to get it removed.
- icebraining 7y agoParody must include a component of criticism or commentary. If it's just imitation, it's not fair use.