I actually do think whoever wrote "Playing With Fire" probably took the idea from the Rolling Stones song. They do sound a lot alike. Still, if it was indeed the band's idea to sue (and not just the publisher's), it's hypocritical because the Rolling Stones played old blues songs on their albums without paying or even crediting the original songwriters like Willie Dixon or Robert Johnson. I love the Stones' music, but, damn, this does makes them look like greedy hypocrites.

Just another example of old white men in cheap suits with a lot of money trying to take something from a black man. We should pay them reparations or give them 40 acres.

If this holds up in court, then we have a real problem with our judicial system.

A$$holes, Abcko is suing -- not the Stones. The Stones haven't owned the rights to that song since they broke rank with Allen Klein in 1969 and formed their own record company. Do your homework before you drag real artists like the Stones through the mud. Stones have been relevant for more than 40 years. Lil Wayne will be living back in Compton or whatever hive he came from before the decade's through.

I contend Mick Jagger is an icon, sir.
Your mother would still do him...

dude if you listen to both songs, lil wayne so copied the stones. and fmh if youre calling the stones overrated compared to lil wayne, you have no business listening to music lol

they lame as hell 4 tryin to sue that man lil wyane hony dont even worrie about that stuff,that mad cause u blazin