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I'm 100 certain we'll soon listen to (and later watch) home made virtual performances by deceased artists and actors, with also huge legal implications. Just su

I'm 100 certain we'll soon listen to (and later watch) home made virtual performances by deceased artists and actors, with also huge legal implications. Just suppose someone manages to create a very convincing new song with Elvis and Kurt singing along Amy Winehouse, then releases it without naming the involved artists, so that except fans one couldn't tell who they are with 100% certainty, could lawyers have enough grounds for a take down request and possibly a lawsuit?

Cardinal7167 4y ago
Already happened to Tupac at Coachella.
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- afavour 4y ago
  That was with his estate's permission, though. To the OP's example I actually think it's going to be much more common for this stuff to happen with permission if the surviving relatives are money-hungry enough. New Elvis album in a few years.
TheCaptain4815 4y ago
Why not have Tupac explain the reasons for black voters to vote republican? I'm tired of seeing America's great cities turned to waste from Democrats and think Tupac could help.