This time.
It wasn't just Shiwei Media that sued her.
There are also many creators.
They claimed that they wrote the song themselves.
evidence?
They produced the finished paper products after their creation.
The music companies we are currently in contact with can serve as witnesses.
And they can describe the complete creative process.
I attended a songwriters' conference. In my dream, I seemed to hear someone singing. Some people wrote down the songs from their dreams after waking up, while others wrote down songs immediately after waking up.
The judge, upon receiving the evidence, astutely noticed many commonalities in the creators' testimonies:
First, they all attended the creators' conference. Some went willingly, some were urged to go, and some were dragged there by friends. But without exception, they all attended the creators' conference.
Second, they all heard someone singing in their dreams.
Third, they all said that the melodies of the songs were very moving and perfectly matched their aesthetics, but the singing was so bad that it was unbearable.
These commonalities almost qualify as a paranormal event.
As judges handle more cases, even those that seem bizarre, they may find this case to be an interesting one with many common characteristics.
He even looked up the background of the Creators Conference, which was initiated by a very small creative company with the intention of discovering some talents through the conference.
The judge did not pursue the matter further, as the testimonies and evidence presented were sufficient to determine that Su Rao had plagiarized.
then……
Su Rao lost the case once again, unsurprisingly.
This time the losses were even greater.
The company invested a lot of money in releasing and listing those songs, and now it has to pay breach of contract fees for the songs that have already been sold, and now it also has to pay a lawsuit fee.
The sheep's wool comes from the sheep's back; since Su Rao plagiarized, then Su Rao is the only one who should compensate.
But……
Su Rao's reputation is ruined.
The hashtag #SuRaoGetOutOfTheEntertainmentIndustry# has successfully trended on social media.
This time, Volkswagen is serious.
The products endorsed by Su Rao have been boycotted.
Many companies had no choice but to immediately replace the spokesperson and demand compensation from Su Rao.
Because the contract clearly states that the company has the right to claim compensation when an artist's image is damaged and causes losses to the company.
The movie and TV series that Su Rao starred in saw a sharp decline in attendance and viewership, causing countless directors to lose money. Su Rao suddenly became known as box office poison.
Even worse, the real blows are yet to come.
Su Rao was listed as a disgraced artist by higher authorities and completely banned because of her egregious plagiarism!
This means...
She will disappear from the screen from now on.
All reports about her must cease, and all the dramas she participated in must be deleted, otherwise they will not pass censorship. Even those that have already passed censorship will have to be re-edited.
Countless people wailed in despair!
This is a huge loss!
They were all ruined by Su Rao!
...
Yu Anqiao was shocked by the huge compensation figure when he saw the loss report handed to him by the company's senior management.
Not long ago.
He only managed to poach Su Rao from her original entertainment company after she won him over with her tears.
Then, Su Rao gave him this result!
His face turned ashen, and he slammed the report down hard.
"Bring Su Rao up here!"
A few minutes later.
Su Rao appeared before Yu Anqiao with a dejected expression.
She came in.
He sat down in the chair.
He glanced sideways at Yu Anqiao, then silently took out a cigarette and lit it.
Yu Anqiao's face darkened.
He picked up the report and slammed it hard into Su Rao's face.
It doesn't hurt when the paper hits your face.
My heart, however, is aching!
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