24/07/2024
In the vibrant city of Lagos, there lives a talented skit maker known as Brainjotter. He had a natural gift for creating humorous and relatable skits that always managed to put a smile on people's faces. Brainjotter would spend countless hours perfecting his craft and often delivers wonderful videos.
Brainjotter by chance stumbled upon a hidden gem. It was a soundtrack from an old man, Sir Mike Ejeagha, about 94 years old, recorded over 40 years ago, but it never gained popularity. There was something mesmerizing about the song that caught Brainjotter's attention. Its soothing melody and the heartfelt lyrics immediately sparked the idea for a new skit.
Brainjotter's creative instincts kicked in, and he ingeniously decided to incorporate the old man's song into a viral dance challenge. He spent days perfecting the choreography, filming the skit, and finally releasing it to the world. Little did he know that this dance would soon become a sensation, rapidly spreading across social media and capturing the hearts of millions of people.
As the dance took the internet by storm, Brainjotter's popularity skyrocketed, receiving admiration and recognition from fans worldwide. The skit's success wowed millions of fans.
However, he felt indebted to the old man whose song had become the foundation of the success of this skit. Realizing that it was only fair to compensate the elderly musician for his contribution, Brainjotter embarked on a journey to locate him.
Having compensated the old man with the sum of #2,000,000, the reactions of the people on the social media are mixed. A segment of the people feel that Brainjotter does not owe Sir Ejeagha any compensation, and the other segment of the people feel that Brainjotter should even be sued for copyright. In any case, what do you think as an individual on this case. Let us discuss.