Ed Sheeran wins “Shape of you” case, amid copyright claims

Ed Sheeran wins “Shape of you” case, amid copyright claims
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Wednesday 6 April 2022 - 15:33

Popstar Ed Sheeran has won the case related to his 2017 song “Shape of You” at the high court in London this Wednesday, following copyright claims.

The British star has been accused by artist Sami Switch for copying his song Shape of you from “Oh Why” song, released in 2015.

“Shape of You” has seen great success in the world of music, totaling 5.6 billion views on Youtube.

The court’s judge concluded that he is convinced that there was no evidence that Ed Sheeran copied “Oh Why” to release “Shape of you.”

It is not Ed Sheeran’s first successful song, as his other songs also collected billions of views, namely Perfect (3.1 billion views), Thinking Out Loud (3.4 billion views), and Photograph (1.2 billion views).

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