Anonymous wrote:This OP. So I was reading more about the case, and apparently this was played at the trial, and it’s such a fun video
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=5pidokakU4I&pp=ygUXZm91ciBjaG9yZCBwcm9ncmVzc2lvbiA%3D
I’m not sure how I would vote given that the groove and tempo are also similar.
You don't understand the basic premise of a music copyright case. It's based on mis-use of melody and/ or lyrics, tempo and "groove" however you define that.
It can also be using a larger sample than officially agreed and various other things, but in this Ed Sheeran case it's based on his choice of chord progression, which is a standard musical formation, not owned or copyrighted by anyone.