Right, you had a question. Without thinking about the law (whew, that's a relief), we have to ask ourselves, considering that about 95% of music downloads are illegal, would any music publisher hassle someone who was making a video to prevent music from being stolen? Can you imagine the PR fiasco if that got out? Or as our niece would say, 'What an embarrassment!' So, strictly from that POV, you shouldn't have a problem with your video.
Copyright is on your side. Copyright doesn't protect short phrases so that's working for you as well. Arguably, a music publisher could argue that you've taken more than a short phrase; you've taken the "heart" of the composition and on that basis, it's a literal infringement. We doubt that will fly since you're not taking the music, and because you're compiling a bunch of short phrases, not merely highlighting one. Finally, you have a pretty strong fair use argument since your use is sort of transformative (you're using the phrases to say something about piracy). So all in all, we think the copyright gods would bless your use. We'd love to blabber on but we have to go check the Drain/Spin cycle.
Copyright is on your side. Copyright doesn't protect short phrases so that's working for you as well. Arguably, a music publisher could argue that you've taken more than a short phrase; you've taken the "heart" of the composition and on that basis, it's a literal infringement. We doubt that will fly since you're not taking the music, and because you're compiling a bunch of short phrases, not merely highlighting one. Finally, you have a pretty strong fair use argument since your use is sort of transformative (you're using the phrases to say something about piracy). So all in all, we think the copyright gods would bless your use. We'd love to blabber on but we have to go check the Drain/Spin cycle.