Stogie T Exposes The “Norm” Of Plagiarism In Hip Hop Music

Stogie T Exposes The “Norm” Of Plagiarism In Hip Hop Music. It is obvious nowadays how some passionate hip hop artists would go through lengths to attach their names to the good work even if it some one else’s.

Stogie T addressed the topic implying how common it is for artists to plagiarize songs. This means they copy the songs of other artists and make them their own. It is a serious offence to steal a song. Artists actually get sued for committing such.

Counted in the list of rappers who have been accused of stealing songs was Boity. Karen Francis singer based in London made the accusations and took legal actions against her. Flame was also accused by a certain follower for stealing beats to one of the beats to his songs. As one would expect such claims are often denied.

Stogie T took to twitter to suggest that there must be an app that can detect such because it seems to be happening more than people think.

“They need to make an app that tells you when a song is plagiarized, I gotta keep a skkrrr dude around to G check these new releases. Last time I was caught offside liking a track that was COMPLETELY STOLEN,” wrote the PTSD rapper.

There you have it, Skkrrr are doing their bit in disturbing the culture.