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My cousin makes mashups, and he has a radio show, a college radio show.

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It's a college radio channel. And he kind of showed me some stuff.

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Mashups are taking two popular songs

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and combining them to make a song that's fun to dance to.

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I think it's really cool that anyone sitting in their bedroom

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can take music and make it something different

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and just send it out to the world. Like, the internet! Yay!

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I really like opening title sequences. I guess I just intended

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to try to make five minutes of my own version of

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"Watchmen," but it was mostly just

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pulling stuff off YouTube and then slapping it all together

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and putting a Bob Dylan song underneath.

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The audio got pulled out of the YouTube video

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because of the song. Well, I just ended up
taking down the video

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because it was pretty worthless
without audio.

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I think downloading music for the purposes

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of creating something new out of it

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and downloading music to just have it,

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there's definitely a big difference.

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It's like the difference between downloading something

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just for your personal gain and
downloading

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something and then repurposing it

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for the gain of others.  Three, four, five seconds of footage, which is what I did,

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I'm fairly certain that's protected under fair use.