Taylor Swift did give Kanye West permission to use “Famous” lyrics, leaked video shows
Almost a Watergate pop world, the release of the audio of a phone call between Taylor Swift and Kanye West took embarrassing proportions on the Internet on Monday . The novel , however, may have more bizarre chapters ahead. One of the revelations in this fateful date is that Taylor found that West had recorded the call , without their consent , which led the singer to threaten the rapper a process in February this year . According to TMZ , a site that has obtained a copy of the document, Taylor's lawyer pointed out that , according to California law , recording telephone conversations without the caller's knowledge is a crime.
A warning excerpt read: "We demand that all recordings are destroyed, giving us evidence, and also none of them is widespread." According to experts interviewed by People magazine's website, Taylor can continue the process for invasion of privacy. The penalty involves a fine and up to one year in prison. The case - Kim Kardashian posted on its Snapchat profile, on the night of the 17th, a link that warns West Taylor Swift that will quote a song, Famous, and say, in the letter, they should have sex. When the song was released, Taylor complained as if he had been caught by surprise - and the couple Kim and Kanye accused of playing the victim. In fact, Taylor was not taken by surprise. Or not quite: the rapper said in the call that the call v *** in music. Taylor Swift, as you might imagine, did not like to stay as falsiane history. After Kim expose the conversation between her and West, Taylor gave his answer by Instagram. The singer said he felt deceived by the rapper and that lacked an important part in the call published. "Where's the part of Kanye telling me that call me via in music? This is not there because it never happened. "