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I plagarized two words in my free style rap .Is it still plagiarizm if i used two words ?
Hey it’s Tyler from ODD FUTURE
You might know me as wolf Haley
BUT no I’m not who you think I am
People call me a "walking paradox"
I’m like "triceratops" from the reptilian era born of from the dinosaurs cuz I’m one wild creator
Odd future odd future that’s all you hear every concert every fan signing.
Don’t ya’ll get tired from talking you guys use repetition more than any rapper?
But u still got game than any other fan base so we can thank you for that and PLEASE come
Again
Hand it to the wolves, we hunt in packs tearing up anything
That’s got game.
You said you have competition prepared to get ripped apart by wolves
Cuz all you hear is Wolf Gang Wolf Gang Wolf Gang (x4)
DEAD (Yonkers)
The words i put in quotation marks are the words I plagarized from the song Yonkers by Tyler the Creator
PLZ HELP!!!!
My Teacher said I plagiarized btw and is giving me a zero
6 Answers
- AnsweryLv 58 years agoFavorite Answer
HELL NO it isn't plagarism, and people who are telling you that it is are either trolling you or just ignorant. He doesn't have sole right to ownership over those two words next to each other. Hell no. that's not even how it works, that's NOT what plagarism is. First of all, "walking paradox" is not trademarked or copywritten and even if it was, you can still say it, those are words in the English language. Second of all, rappers do that ALLLLLLLLLLL THE TIME... sometimes it's because they are paying homage, sometimes it's for other reasons. Third of all, you're not even making any money off of saying that, so really, nobody would even care. No offense but you're not famous or anything, it doesn't matter what you say.
- 8 years ago
you could technically call it an allusion. Tons of people allude to "The Yellow Brick Road" and nobody says they are plagiarizing the Wizard of Oz.
Source(s): english class - 8 years ago
Yes it plagairism as long as you mention his name on the freestyle its cool in my opinion.
