Mariah Carey Steals Song From Group

Mariah Carey's getting up to her old, desperate tricks again. She has stolen a song called "In The Club" by an international group named 2NE1 and renamed it "Standing O" for her forthcoming, already faltering album "Memoirs Of An Imperfect Angel."

Since the beginning of her career, Carey has been sued by many people for stealing copyrights. She was sued for stealing music by veteran artists such as Earth, Wind and Fire and The Emotions. She was also sued by several song writers, producers and newer artists.

Thus far, Carey has stolen several of her hits such as "Hero" "Emotions" "Make It Happen" "Can't Let Go" "Thank God I Found You" and a few of the tracks from her last tepid album "E=MC2."

She was even heard on a work tape in the studio, subpoenaed by the court in one of the infringement cases, telling her producer to add something to the song she was recording that she wished to discreetly steal from a preexisting George Michael hit tune.

Mariah Carey wearing a red string Kabbalah bracelet on her right hand, signifying the thieving Hollywood cult fronted by Madonna

She recently stole Jennifer Lopez's preexisting perfume, ripping it off for her latest dull scent "Forever."

She previously stole the perfume "M" from my preexisting Copyrighted Catalog, which was originally named "Incensed" after an accompanying song I wrote for it. I've also found preexisting copyrighted lyrics from the Copyrighted Catalog strewn throughout her last album "E=MC2." That was fraud, grand theft larceny and criminal copyright infringement. An industry of thieves, indeed.

Beyonce and Jay-Z

She gained illegal access to the Catalog through her label (which Jay-Z was apart of as an executive, having received an illegal copy from his wife, Sony artist, Beyonce, following the federally acknowledge, despicable industry crime of illegally passing around copyrights not your own).

Sadly, Mariah Carey's career has not been based on merit. Her ex-husband, former Sony C.E.O., Tommy Mottola, who signed her to a record deal at age 18, began an illicit sexual affair with her, whilst married to his wife of 20-years, who he had two preteen boys with at the time.

Mariah Carey and Tommy Mottola

Mottola rigged Mariah's career to great extremes, using massive amounts of payola and bribery, to get her songs in constant rotation on the radio and on TV, overstocked in record stores worldwide, with each copy counting towards her sales, even if it was not purchased by consumers.

The RIAA domestically counts the number of album and singles shipped, not sold, in awarding gold, platinum and diamond certifications. This fraud consistently sent her to the top of the charts, but not on merit.

Mottola pocketed the lion's share of the money, whilst Career was given the false appearance of having the most successful female recording career of all time.

The truth is Whitney Houston, Barbara Streisand and Patti Page are the most successful female artists of all time, on different levels, based on number one singles, number one albums, domestic sales and international sales.

Whitney Houston

Due to artists like Mariah Carey, Madonna and Jay-Z, who've all been outed employing chart rigging scams, payola and fraud at retail outlets to inflate the number of records sold, the history books and Guinness World Records, have been severely tainted.

The Guinness World Records have unintentionally been rendered inaccurate, where the three aforementioned artists make undeserved appearances in said books, due to fraud.

Don't laugh, as Jay-Z, an rapper busted by Soundscan for paying retailers to run each of his CDs through the register three times to inflate his sales, has now inconceivably surpassed, Elvis Presley, a real artist, for the most number one albums in history by a solo act, which is despicable.

Jay-Z has not even sold half the number of records he is fraudulently claiming and thus did not truly go to number one on the charts each time he claimed, yet has taken the world record from actual musicians, such as Elvis Presley and separately, challenging the Beatles' world book record, who've respectively sold a few hundred million records.

Jay-Z

What a farce! It is such a disgrace. And just take a look at the garbage Jay-Z puts out, trying to pass it off as something legitimate. It's not even real music.

The aforementioned three artists have robbed other musical acts such as Elvis Presley, Michael Jackson, The Beatles, Aretha Franklin and Barbara Streisand, of various musical feats in the history books, through sheer fraud and bribery.

It is my hope that one day the Guinness World Books will be corrected to reflect the truth. Something tells me it will be.

Jay-Z Surpasses Elvis for Most No. 1 Albums on Billboard

September 17, 2009 ...Jay-Z's The Blueprint 3 has topped the Billboard Top 200 Albums chart in its debut week selling 475,000 copies...

The latest No. 1 from Jay-Z will also make him surpass Elvis Presley for having the most No. 1 albums. Jay-Z's previous release American Gangster, released November 6th, 2007, hit No. 1 making him tie with the King having the most No. 1 albums in Billboard history.

However, Jay-Z may have passed Elvis but he will need to release 8 more No. 1 albums in order to be the real king of No. 1's, The Beatles having 19 No. 1 albums.

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Both Elvis And Michael Jackson...

Died Of Drug Overdoses That Included Demerol

Michael Jackson

There are similarities between Elvis Presley and Michael Jackson, two pop singers that died of prescription medication drug overdoses during summer months.

Elvis died August 16, 1977 and Michael died June 25, 2009. Both men died at home with several prescription meds in their system - including Demerol.

Elvis Presley

Elvis, like Michael, aging and depressed, was also worried about a career comeback. Elvis like Michael, also suffered from terrible insomnia.

Restless minds find it hard to sleep with career pressures mounting. It is a common thread among celebrities.

Elvis Presley's Death: Anniversary Spotlights Similarities With Michael Jackson

Aug. 16, 2009 - ...Elvis Presley died Aug. 16, 1977. As fans commemorate the anniversary of his death, many see similarities with the recent drug overdose of Michael Jackson.

Opening the door, she found the man who seven months earlier had proposed marriage dead from an overdose -- Elvis Presley.

It was just after 1:30 p.m. on Aug. 16, 1977. The book that Elvis had taken into the bathroom four hours earlier, "The Scientific Search for the Face of Jesus," lay opened at his feet. He was 42.

By 4:30 that afternoon, Elvis' father, Vernon Presley, stood on the steps of the singer's Memphis mansion, Graceland, and told the world: "My son is dead." ...

The anniversary of Elvis' death comes as the world continues to mourn his pop music successor, Michael Jackson.

For decades, comparisons have been made between Elvis -- the so-called King of Rock -- and Jackson -- the self-anointed King of Pop. And now their deaths share eerie similarities.

Both Jackson and Elvis' lives unfurled with similar progression. Born into working-class families, they were musical innovators whose success bridged cultures and generations, and whose fame made them prisoners in their own homes.

But their deaths have an even eerier congruence. With their best days behind them, each planned a concert tour to redefine their legacies. Before getting the chance, however, they each died quietly in their gilded cages from an overdose of powerful prescription drugs.

Elvis, similarly took a dangerous combination of drugs he called "packets." Following Elvis' death, coroners found in his body traces of the painkillers morphine and Demerol; the tranquilizers Placidyl and valium; quaaludes; codeine and an unknown barbiturate.

..."There is a culture of drug use in the celebrity world. It is essentially a permissive and validating culture," Fischoff said...

"Jackson's face had deteriorated and Elvis had gained a tremendous amount of weight. It all showed on their faces and their bodies. They had deal with aging, loss of beauty and waning talent. They found solace in drugs, but they could not live that way," he said.

The two men, of course, shared something else in common. Elvis' daughter, Lisa Marie Presley, was married to Michael Jackson from 1994 to 1996.

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