Did Usher plagiarise Homer Simpson? R&B star accused of stealing .

And the artist in motion that he has been accused of thieving from? Homer Simpson.Usher - who collaborates with Black Eyed Peas star will.i.am on the song - is heard singing: 'honey got a booty like pow, pow, pow. Honey got some boobies like wow, oh wow.'The picture then cuts to a silence of Homer on a giant keyboard as the two lines from his call are played which go: 'Christmas in December, wow wow wow. Give me lots of presents , now now now.

Then the picture has a mash-up of the two, and shows that it is either a massive coincidence or Usher has stolen the hook, been massively inspired by Homer's song or just paid court to the lovable character.The find was made by breakfast show DJs at Y101, a radio station that broadcasts out of Jackson, the great of US state Mississippi. Pow pow pow: Usher struts his stuff while telling the lines in the picture for OMGThey cut the picture and posted it on YouTube which led to hundreds of comments on the situation and fan forums everywhere.On buzzfeed.com, someone wrote: 'I take the style and in my head, I now went. CHRISTMAS IN DECEMBER WOW WOW WOWWW.'Another wittily added: 'One strain is amazing and funny, the early call is talentless and galling as f***. Which is which?'But Usher fans also came out in wide documentation of the champion on the Entertainment Weekly website one wrote: 'I see the connection, but I bet Usher has more important stuff to do then see a 7 year old Simpsons episode and think "That`d be a heavy song!". It doesn`t do any sense.' Christmas carol: Homer dances on a keyboard as he sings his lyrics in his made up festive tuneHowever, this is not the 1st sentence that usher has been accused of stealing someone's song, as last month, a singer called Wadena Pyatt filed a suit against him and singer Alicia Keys, claiming his hit song, 'Caught Up', was stolen from her.She claims got a record contract with Alicia Keys` MBK Entertainment label in 2003 and wrote the cut for inclusion on her debut album but when she heard the strain on Usher`s Confessions album, but she was not listed as one of the songwriters.Pyatt is demanding damages for profits received from sales of the track, which was released as a one in 2004.source: dailymail