Lose Yourself

and highlights the risk involved, as this music had on its face been licensed correctly from a music licensing company, so the National Party and its ad agency had, in a sense, done all the right things.

But 8 Mile Style took action that the sound-alike track that was licensed was too close to the Eminem hit, Lose Yourself, and despite the license, it still infringed the copyright in Lose Yourself.

So leaving aside strict copyright infringement, the other angle for challenge, I think, is that the music and using it implies endorsement or an association with the rights owner.

This is only likely to occur when the rights owner has a significant reputation.

consume you.

Lose Yourself by Eminem from the soundtrack to the movie 8 Mile came out in 2002.

This is Three Song Stories.

We're live on stage in the Folds Theater at the Alliance for the Arts in Fort Myers.

Eight Mile.

What's that song from that? Lose Yourself.

Lose Yourself.

There you go.

The Breakfast Club.