Justin Timberlake Accused Of Doing Plagiarism Again

MASSAPEDIA NEWS - Justin Timberlake back stumble legal problems. This time, the former N'Sync personnel were suspected of plagiarism works in the music album.

Quoted from the Mirror on Thursday (31/3), a lawsuit was filed by the theater group Cirque du Soleil.

In the lawsuit, Cirque du Soleil said that Timberlake to use their theater background song for the song Do not Hold the Wall contained in the 20/20 Experience album without permission.

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Background song belongs to Cirque du Soleil used titled Steel Dream. The song was featured in the theater entitled Quidam in 1997.

Above it, Cirque du Soleil asks kompesasi Timberlake royalties of US $ 800 thousand.

The song Do not Hold the Wall written Timberlake along with J-Roc and James Fauntleroy.

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While the 20/20 Experience album released under Sony Entertainment record label, Universal Music and WB Music Corp., which is also included in the lawsuit Cirque du Soleil.

Prior to the Cirque du Soleil, Timberlake has also been sued by a blues band Sly, Slick and Wicked for allegedly plagiarizing a song Sho 'Nuff to track Suit and Tie.

The song is sung Timberlake along with rapper Jay-Z.

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Not long ago, Timberlake was also accused of plagiarizing a song Perry Kibble entitled A New Day Is Here at Last for track Damn Girl.

The song is a collaboration with rapper Timberlake Black Eyed Peas, will.i.am.

Until now, there has been no official statement from Timberlake regarding allegations of plagiarism to the song.

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After a sabbatical from acting, Timberlake will voice characters in the animated film Trolls Branch that will be released this year.