Lakers Sued For Music Piracy!

Oh Lakers, why?? WHY????

Ha!

The Lakers are being sued for totally ripping off their Da Da Dad Danta Do, which is a famous charge cheer.

A man named Bobby Kent made the chant all the way back in 1980 when he was the musical director for the San Diego Chargers — and copyrighted it.

He first realized that the Lakers were using it in 2010, so he got a hold of those in charge and they paid him $3k for a one-year license. Which has expired. But they're still using it.

Now he's suing! We'd be pissed too!

And get this — Kent wants $150,000 for every time the Lakers used the song since the license allegedly expired! That's a LOT of money.

We wonder if he'll win!

We'll see!

[Image via AP Images.]

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