Singer Beyonce blasts 'Right Said Fred' after band claims she stole their song
According to reports, singer Beyonce did not seek approval to use their tune in her song "Alien Superstar" of music album 'Renaissance'.

The team accused Beyonce of failing to obtain permission to use their tune in her song Alien Superstar from her album 'Renaissance'. Brothers Fred and Richard Fairbrass even called the singer arrogant.
Beyonce responded to the brothers, whose song was released in 1992, by saying charges she did not get permission were 'erroneous and insulting.
According to the statement, not only was permission obtained for its usage, but they openly expressed their thanks for being on the record. The statement went on to say that 'just the composition' was used. According to the star, Beyonce had requested permission on May 11 of the year, and their publisher approved it a month later. They were paid for it in August.
Artists such as Drake and Taylor Swift, according to Fred, sought them for permission in their songs Way 2 Sexy and Looked What You Made Me Do, respectively.
FAQ
When was 'Alien Superstar' released?
Alien Superstar by Beyoncé was released earlier this year and had 9.8 million views on YouTube, and 71 million listens on Spotify.
What is Right Said Fred?
Right Said Fred is an English pop band founded in 1989 by brothers Fred and Richard Fairbrass.
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