10 Rock Music Legends Caught In Copyright Battles Over Songs

Did they steal it… or were they just “inspired”? Some of rock’s biggest hits weren’t as original as you think! From legendary riffs to iconic lyrics, history is full of songwriting thefts, copycats, and controversial lawsuits that shook the music world.

In this video, we’re diving into 10 of the most shocking cases of stolen songs—some were blatant rip-offs, while others sparked huge legal battles. You won’t believe which legendary bands got caught in the act!

00:00 Intro
00:34 Case #1
01:54 Case #2
03:00 Rolling Stones
04:05 Case #4
05:10 Chuck Berry
06:05 Case #6
07:25 Satriani
08:26 Case #8
09:30 Marvin Gaye
10:35 Case #10

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