Pharrell Williams' manager demands removal of 20 thousand videos from YouTube
Manager Irving Azof, representing the interests of many musicians, threatened YouTube with a billion-dollar lawsuit if more than 20,000 videos with songs are not removed from the video hosting. According to Azof, YouTube does not have the rights to thousands of songs, including songs by Pharrell Williams, Smokey Robinson, Chris Cornell, The Eagles and many other artists. Google, which owns YouTube, denies the allegations and insists it has the necessary licenses.