Does anyone else think this is a sign of desperation?

[outlawed]

Maybe kids will take them seriously if they get their rapping skills on the Phil Donahue show.
http://tinyurl.com/yqyjg6

Oops. That one is slightly altered from the original broadcast I see =p
Proper broadcast version
http://tinyurl.com/44n4uo

[BasharOfTheAges]

They were implicitly trying to create a parallel between commercial and non commercial infringement (see the dream sequence of the young kid that wasn't obviously bootlegging anything). Hilarious propaganda, but true in that the DMCA makes no distinction between the two acts. They're about 10-12 years late on the whole selling burned copies of games / CDs to your friends that don't have access though.

[dreamawake]

This has truly enlightened me. I have seen the error of my ways, and now I shall repent. I'LL NEVER PIRATE AGAIN.





Side note: This was fantastically well edited.

[Castor Troy]

The classic one is catchier. I remember when it was posted in the OT forum years ago, I would listen to it nonstop.

[Panky]

This reminded me of Weird Al's "Don't download this song" song. Heck that one brought even more of a message than this video to me.

[JaddziaDax]

Come on even Klingons know not to copy software... it should be a duh for anyone then O:

[Dr. Derpface, J.D.]

This reminded me of Weird Al's "Don't download this song" song. Heck that one brought even more of a message than this video to me.

What's really fun is having that song in your playlist right before MC Lars - Download This Song, hehe.

[guy07]

....Was that for real? How could anyone take that seriously? lol

Also, did anyone notice the "download this song free on itunes" thing?

General Ackbar, take it away!