The Marvin Gaye family attorney describes overcoming a disadvantage heading into court against Pharrell Williams and Robin Thicke -- who he says are 'bullies' -- plus what he regards as the other side's biggest mistake.
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I was surprised. When Robin Thicke and Pharrell Williams decided to launch a lawsuit seeking declaratory relief that "Blurred Lines" wasn't a copyright infringement of Marvin Gaye's "Got to Give It Up," I didn't know they'd do this. My opinion is that they believed the Gayes didn't have resources and the wherewithal to fight. My belief then was they were being bullies. I bet now they regret it.
They're not the ones who just stole $7.3mil but alrighty
WTF, they should write their own music. Stealing from them? Can I have a laugh!!!
Pharrel is without his partner a nothing (artistically). Robin shoots his shite in every part of his body, this drugs ridden body can't write, huh, and they got millions.
I would send them both to ISIS, there they could explain their art, no mercy with them.
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if any of you ******s followed the lawsuit you would know they are both dumb as dirt and total bullies whose plan backfired on them. 
kiiii
