Hey y'all, today's Q&A legal day is an olipogitty. I see it all the time when I'm scrolling on Facebook and I really grinds my gears. Today's question is, if I post a video of me playing music or featuring music in a video and I explicitly state I don't own the copyright or the rights to this music, does that protect me from copyright infringement? All right, I want everybody to say it with me. No, no, it does not. You stating that you don't own the rights to certain something, it's not the same as getting expressed permission. It will be the equivalent of taking someone's car, police officers are pulling you over and then you're saying, hey, I don't own this car. You didn't get permission to take it. We have to think of intellectual property, just like real property and sometimes that could really help us understand when it comes to infringement and what does that mean. So the best thing to do to avoid something like this is to go on royalty free websites so that you can get a creative commis license or an appropriate license for limited use of the music, whether it be in your videos, your music, you know, any really quick clips just to avoid any infringement or receiving a season of this is trust me, those are not fun. Just make sure you do your due diligence and do that. There are a lot of sites out here where you can get royalty free music and I would suggest doing that just to avoid things because you don't want your coins getting taken. So that's it, that's Q&A with legal back.