I know like restaurants and places that have a live band doing covers are supposed to pay licensing fees, but I wonder if anyone could be prevented from performing a song at a talent show or something? I'm guessing it would be a moot point since odds are nobody of any import would end up finding out about it until they had already performed it.
Talent shows and TV shows in general need permission before the performance and every artist has an asking price. Eminem for instance is super expensive and hard to be approved.
Comedic might be one word to describe Lil Kim‘s latest stunt, reaching all new lows in a fresh bid to compete with ‘Stupid Hoe’ rapper Nicki Minaj.
Indeed, after Minaj‘s recent collaboration with Beyonce has given many a Hip Hop head cause to celebrate this week, a seemingly bitter Kim has launched a remix of their ‘Flawless’ single today.
Why we accused her of reaching an all new low with the song?
Listen and laugh via ‘Hulkshare Records‘ below…
Kim’s unexpected take on the number comes after she announced the release of her latest EP ‘Hardcore 2k13‘, which had been tapped for a 2013 release. Alas, the project never saw the light of the day, despite being promised to the rapper’s remaining fans.
In the July of this year, the chart-dodging star celebrated the birth of her first child Royal Reign, with aspiring rapper Mr.Papers, with whom she collaborated with on a remix to Rihanna‘s Platinum jam ‘Pour it Up.’
Anyone remember this? That performance was so exhausting, her mom being nice to her for once and dat lil kid standing there for sympathy sales... amazing artist!
Talent shows and TV shows in general need permission before the performance and every artist has an asking price. Eminem for instance is super expensive and hard to be approved.
Yeah I knew TV shows had to pay which only make sense cuz networks are bringing in ad revenue by using those songs to draw in a national audience. Talent shows that offer free attendance, though, would those be in the same boat?
