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Dirty 3:Eminem's Music Company Suing Meta
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Dirty 3:Eminem's Music Company Suing Meta

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June 4, 2025 | 00:05:38 | Leisure

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get a quick look at what's trending right now in the dirty on the 30 this 30 is just coming out

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the company that controls m&m's early music catalog is suing mark zuckerberg's technology company eight miles style just filed a lawsuit against meta the music publishing company is accusing Metta of copyright infringement, and they want, are you ready for this number? More than $109 million in damages. So 8 Mile Style was co-founded by Marshall's production team, the Bass Brothers. Really great friend of the Mojo in the Morning Show, Jeff, right?

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Yeah.

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It controls all of his music that was published between 1995 and 2005. Eminem, just to clear the air, is not directly involved in this lawsuit. This is his company. So 8 Mile Style claims Meta violated the copyright of 243 songs through the unauthorized storage, reproduction, and exploitation on its platform. So Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp. So those features that allow you to throw audio on your reels, for example. This lawsuit says that Meta used that as means to allow and encourage its users to steal 8 Mile Style's music and use in their content without proper licensing. The suit also claims that the songs have been used in millions of videos. They've been streamed billions of times. So Eminem's company is requesting $150,000 for each of those 243 songs via Meta. And that is a total of like $109 million.

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This is in the long line now of why we're going to start seeing that there's going to be no music on anything and no entertainment value to anything social media. Because it's the wild, wild west right now that is starting to get wrangled up again. Where it used to be that you were covered under ASCAP BMI. Yep. And now this is one of the reasons why when you listen to our podcast, a lot of times you can't hear certain things like the throwback throwdown podcast.

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We are legally not able to podcast that. And even if you go back and look at your own, like if you have highlights on Instagram from years ago, a lot of those now, this just happened to me last night, will come up. You know you had a song on there, but a little message will come up and say, this is no longer copyrighted for use.

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I feel like TikTok went through this a few months ago where they removed all the like UMG songs or something like that.

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Well, TikTok was the wild, wild west because it was coming from China. And China doesn't abide by these same rules over here. But I actually will tell you that somebody needs to get a hold of this. And I think because I think it's going to hurt the artist. As much as the artist and people like the basses and 8 Mile Style will get some money initially. But I think what's going to end up happening is they'll pull all music off of Instagram and Facebook and all the rest of that stuff.

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They don't have licensed music?

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Well.

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That's just, that don't even sound right.

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The problem is that a lot of people say that it's just way too expensive. It's way too expensive to, you know, be able to do it. You know that when you used to go to restaurants, you could just play the radio on in a restaurant. Do you know that restaurants now get fined for having music on in their restaurant if they're not paying for the music? it used to be you could just play a radio station or you know like remember they used to call it dentist office music when you'd be a dentist you would hear like WNIC WNIC would be playing

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all the

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stuff

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time you can't just legally do that anymore so if i have if i'm dr reynolds right who you just mentioned yeah and i'm in the ortho office and he has the free iheart radio app he just can't play

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the station he's he's got a a lot of these places could get fined for if they're playing things

00:05:14 - 00:05:58 | Speaker 4:

crazy yeah yeah you guys remember jesse j bang bang yeah she is so insanely talented she's been diagnosed with early stage breast cancer. She's 37. She shared the news on Instagram yesterday. She said she's been undergoing tests for months now. She's going to have surgery in two weeks. She's in a good frame of mind. She actually was joking. She's like, it's a very dramatic way to get a boob job. But she said she's holding on to the word early, early stage breast cancer. She's staying positive. She wants to be open about her journey, though, to help others process their experiences as she documents hers. And she said, you know, the diagnosis has given her a new perspective on life, as many do say.

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Oh, good check. Does she have things going on right now? Is she doing other stuff besides this? Or she's... Because I haven't heard anything from her in a while. This is a good song.

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She's so good. You know, she dated Channing Tatum for a good chunk of time. And then she kind of went quiet after they broke up.

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What are you trying to say?

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I've been hearing some interesting stuff that is going to come out about him. And that's all I'm going to say.

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Yeah.

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And I'm going to use the word interesting very strategically.

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That's sad, by the way. That's a sad story.

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And lastly, shout out to Post Malone. He is opening a massive 26,000 square foot restaurant bar, live music venue in Nashville, of course, in that iconic lower Broadway district where everybody's opening restaurants right now. Restaurant, bar, it's going to have like a concert venue that he, you know, will obviously perform at. But he said, we just, we wanted to create a space where everybody could come together and kick some ass. So that's what he decided to do. Very cool. For all of today's Dirty, catch up on the podcast. Search Mojo in the Morning in that free iHeartRadio app.

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