Russian “rapper” keeps stealing songs from older NHL games

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So, there’s this “rapper” from Russia named [Removed - Admin.] that makes music so terrible that his intros and outros are typically stolen from other people, including your NHL games.

[Removed - Admin.] This one was stolen from NHL 2002

When I get back from bowling, I’ll try my best to provide the relevant Spotify links.

What I’m getting at is EA, you need to sue this guy for very blatant copyright infringement, and put the songs composed by Jeff van Dyck, Saki Kaskas (May he RIP) and Rom di Prisco on Spotify so that we can listen to them on Spotify legally, and without having to pay this excuse for a “rapper”.

jlnhl2001 · Answer

[Removed - Admin.]Here are the Spotify links to these plundered productions, these captured compositions, these reproduced records, whatever you want to call them.

ea_barry · Answer

@jlnhl2001&nbsp;

You can use the steps detailed at the following link to report this. https://help.ea.com/en-us/help/faq/report-players-for-cheating-abuse-and-harassment/Thanks.

nozehed · Answer

Could you share these links with me directly? I have a connection to the composers and could pass these on for them to issue takedowns.

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