Yeah, I look at what happened with Blurred Lines; if we applied that standard to visual media, there would be like 10 people that own the copyright to all visua

Yeah, I look at what happened with Blurred Lines; if we applied that standard to visual media, there would be like 10 people that own the copyright to all visual art. For those who don't know: the accepted facts are that two of the writers of Blurred Lines specifically set out to make a song with the same "feel" as Got to Give it Up; the resulting song did not share chord progressions, melodies, or rhythms, yet a jury ruled (and verdict was maintained in appeals 2-1) that it infringed.