No blame was laid on anyone; at no point did he say that it's KDJ's fault for this bootleg's existance, and that it's ok to sell illegal copies of music. What he said was that supply and demand exists. When demand exceeds supply, things happen. He was just saying you'd think KDJ would stop being surprised at these bootlegs. He further asserted that perhaps KDJ should be cashing on the demand for his music rather than bootleggers. So far, it's pretty sound thinking, IMO! J. T. writes:
this whole blame-the-artist thing makes me sick. blame the bootlegger.


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