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After the latest parodies <\/em>of David Guetta<\/strong> by <\/span>“<\/span>les Guignols de l’Info<\/a><\/em>“, who, pour dire le moins<\/em> (to say the least), have not spared him at all in their latest episodes, and the class action about to be launched against him by many DJ ducks (read “ducklass action<\/strong><\/a>“) accusing him of outright\u00a0plagiat <\/em>(plagiarism), one can already imagine him finishing his days working part-time shifts\u00a0at some random\u00a0Club Med<\/strong><\/em>, or as\u00a0un<\/em> moniteur<\/em> d’une<\/em> colonie de vacances <\/em>(a Summer camp counselor), coming up with “catchy” remixes of songs—such as the hit “C’est la danse des canards<\/strong><\/em>” (literally, “It’s the ducks song”)!<\/span><\/span><\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n Whether or not this song happens to be the main inspiration behind Guetta’s hit-album “<\/span><\/span>Duck Me, I’m Famous<\/strong><\/span><\/span>” reste <\/em>\u00e0<\/em> prouver<\/em> (remains to be proven) by the expert “de-ducktion” of les<\/em> sp\u00e9cialistes des droits d’auteur<\/em> (copyrights specialists), one fact is sure, it’s a worldwide famous song.<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n