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What makes it worse is that Timbaland has made money off both the ringtone and the Furtado song. The Recording Industry Association of America is suing students for downloading music freely, claiming the artists work hard and that we pay a justified price for the fruits of their labor. Any one of us could be sued for several thousand dollars for downloading a song, which I am sure most students do. There's a huge case of hypocrisy evident in this case. What right would a thief have to sue for stealing music when he does the same to other artists? Until Timbaland apologizes or gives Suni his due, I strongly advocate that nobody purchase a Timbaland album or anything else he produces - Who knows what else he has taken from others? I am in no mood to finance his possible thievery and his apparent willingness to hurt other less-known artists.

Several years later, another demoscener, Glenn Rune Gallefoss, remixed the song, with Suni's blessing, to sound as if it were played on a Commodore 64 computer.

Well, I didn't see it mentioned elsewhere in the thread, but MTV just ran a clip about this on MTV News and stated that Timba's press agency had not responded to their calls, but showed footage of the youtube video.

yea i heard about it

ah well it wont hurt tim that much because not too many people care that much

we all have seen what tim can do this is just one song

and most of it was with danja so who is really to blame

Glenn Rune Galefoss (GRG) maakte een Commodore 64 SID conversie en gebruikte die als sample in Nelly Furtado's hit 'Do It.'

look.. i ask of no disrepect but, timbaland had just P.I.M.P it up in the muthaphuken where ever and lyk what other ppl said, if u think u know about hip hop that well then.. u better be out of your mind. If u care so much that he copyrighted it.. give up and stop acting lyk u control ass cracks. its been revived. the end