Robin Thicke heads to court over 'Blurred Lines'

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LOS ANGELES (AP) - Luo Binxi, request a federal judge to determine his song "blurred" no duplicate elements from two other songs.
Juice and song collaborators, Pharrell Williams and TI's lawyers filed a lawsuit in Los Angeles on Thursday, asked the judge, and to determine their songs will not copy songs, by Marvin gaye and George Clinton.
"The plaintiff to create a blow, there is no copy of anyone," legal to read.
The lawsuit says Gaye song "give it and Bill Clinton's" song "sexy" warning juice thick, he and his collaborators use elements of the song "fuzzy line is the representative of the copyright owner."

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"Guy the defendant claims are based on" fuzzy line "and" to "feel" or "voice", "the lawsuit status." Reminiscent of a "voice" is a copyright infringement. Production line, to arouse the intentions of an era."
Juice concentrated Gaye Marvin Gaye three, the son of one of the defendants, representatives did not immediately respond to comments.
"Fuzzy" line 10 weeks 1 on billboard's hot 100 chart. It has sold 4.6 million songs. Song's music video function pattering about juice concentrated around nude models, Williams and TI has more than 1.37 million times, and helps to promote music charts.