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At the request of Warner Music Group, a video that embeds the "Keyboard Cat" into an '80s-era Hall & Oates video has been silenced. Tragic!
At the request of Warner Music Group, a video that embeds the "Keyboard Cat" into an '80s-era Hall & Oates video has been silenced. Tragic!
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- by jlmatteson89 July 27, 2009 7:41 AM PDT
- I don't understand why some people are being so anal about this. I say, as long as the maker of the vid makes it clear in the description that the music, clips, etc are not his/hers and as long as they give credit to the original creators, it should be fine. I mean, if they give credit, then that's free advertising.
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