User talk:ThePrince

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Image copyrights
The Game makes his money off his music. His music is promoted by publicity shots his label makes of him, including CD covers. The more those pictures are shown, the more people know of him. The more people know of him, the more records he sells. Therefore, it's in his and any other artist's best interest to let us use PR photos in articles.

On the other hand, photo companies like the Associated Press and WireImage make their money with photos (and news articles for AP). Showing one of their photos on Wikipedia isn't allowed.

Finally, TV/movie/video game screenshots like this one you uploaded (Image:Cheangeofheart.jpg) are perfectly fine under US fair use law.

So, I've had to delete a lot of the pictures you put up. Don't be discouraged, just try and look for PR photos and screenshots in the future. If you need any help with this or anything else, I'm happy to help anytime you need, just go to my user talk page. -- user:zanimum user_talk:zanimum

Orphaned fair use image (Image:Cheangeofheart.jpg)
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