Government Shuts Down Swizz Beatz’ Megaupload
January 19, 2012 · Posted in news · 9 Comments
Yesterday we reported that Swizz Beatz, the CEO of Megaupload was in a legal battle with Universal Music Group. Today it seems that Swizz has lost that battle, because the federal government has shut down the popular file sharing website, which was at one point the 13th most popular site in the world. The feds accuse Megaupload of costing copyright holders more than $500 million in lost revenue. Damn, that jungle is now useless. Time to delete it off the iPod.
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9 Responses to “Government Shuts Down Swizz Beatz’ Megaupload”


wow no wonder i can’t get on the website -_-
wtf do i use to download stuff now?
@B, hahaha, youtube
@2, smfh umm no i cant download movies or software from there. Soooo I guess ill stick to rapidshare, mediafire, fileserve, filesonic, etc… i just really had a preference for megaupload =p
Lol. How ironic!
there’s too many websites to get shit from… i dont think they’ll catch up.
First HADOPI in France now SOPA and PIPA !!!!!! hum!…….? where are they heading ….? and why?…..
Swizz has nothing to do with Megaupload
https://www.forbes.com/sites/zackomalleygreenburg/2012/01/19/swizz-beatz-does-not-own-megaupload-says-court-filing/
@Adam, Lol, KHH don’t know shit than.
Beyonce’s baby born and strange things happens…#illuminati #OpMegaupload