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Producer Dan Peled Denounces Copyright Claims Over Viral Song Katbam

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First reported by N12 · 12 hours ago

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Dan Peled, producer of the viral song "Katbam," accuses Nir Krigel's parents of removing his credits and demanding he waive rights. He criticizes their lawsuits against small businesses and insists on fair recognition for his role in the song's success.

01Dan Peled claims Nir Krigel's parents forced him to waive rights and removed his credits from "Katbam."
02Peled insists he co-composed and produced the viral hit, contributing significantly to its success.
03The song's rights were sold for a commercial campaign worth tens of thousands of shekels before disputes began.
04Krigel's parents sued many small businesses using the song, which Peled calls greedy and inappropriate.
05Peled demands 50% of the melody rights and plans to donate any lawsuit earnings to affected businesses.
06He stresses the importance of justice and proper credit over financial gain in the dispute.

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