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Dominic Fike Thinks All Music Copyrights Should Go Away Forever · Direct From Hollywood with Ryan Seacrest

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Speaker 1: Direct from Hollywood with Ryan.
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Speaker 2: Seacrest, Euphoria star and Mona Lisa singer. Dominic Fike names
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Speaker 2: the Red Hot Chili Peppers as one of his big
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Speaker 2: musical influences, and he actually lifted some of the lead
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Speaker 2: singer Anthony Keatas's lyrics to Scar tissue for his most
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Speaker 2: recent album and made sure to get permission from the group.
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Speaker 2: Had no issue with that, but if he had his way,
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Speaker 2: Dominic would have all the lawsuits and legal issues over
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Speaker 2: musical copyright infringement go away forever, he tells the Dallas Observer.
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Speaker 2: I think we should share lyrics, and we should share melodies,
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Speaker 2: and we should be able to interpolate freely, because if
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Speaker 2: you truly are precious about a song you made and
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Speaker 2: you're scared that's all you got and you can't come
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Speaker 2: up with something new, then get out of music. We
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Speaker 2: should be sharing music, because no one's truly made anything
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Speaker 2: new since pretty much the fourteen hundreds. Ohana Lisa is
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Speaker 2: out now
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Speaker 1: That's direct from Hollywood.