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interestedguy2023 t1_j8f40hd wrote

The Seuss estate is very protective of their copyright.

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KODO5555 t1_j8fbcfy wrote

It’s not parody and you will be open.to a copyright lawsuit. The distinction between satire and parody is subtle but simply rapping existing copyrighted words provides no social commentary on those words the streaming services will shut ur down.

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Big-Munch-69 OP t1_j8s9p1y wrote

Someone on Spotify rapped all of “Wocket in My Pocket,” and it hasn’t been taken down after 724,000 streams

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rofopp t1_j8fhvi4 wrote

It’s not parody if you use the whole thing as your lyrics. You are not poking fun at it, you are stealing the words. Now, if you wanted to use some creativity and write some similar sounding stuff, that might be ok. But 100% usage is stealing.

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My_Tan_Sierra t1_j8f8ngr wrote

You *can do a parody

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AlwaysBananas t1_j8fbib6 wrote

I don’t think rapping out the entirety of the book verbatim is going to fly as a parody though.

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Certain_Yam_110 t1_j8g2g7a wrote

The Sneetches are/were a prominent college radio band in the 80's/90's. I don't recall them ever having any legal issues with their name.

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