Di tengah kesuksesan dengan album terbarunya 'Modern Times', , IU telah terjebak dalam kontroversi plagiat atas " The Red Shoes " .
Banyak pendengar telah berkomentar bahwa lagu yang disusun oleh Lee Min Soo dan lirik ditulis oleh Kim Ee Na , terasa mirip dengan lagu milik Nekta"Here's Us" , yang dirilis pada tahun 2009 .
Tidak hanya membuat beberapa netizens menyusun klip perbandingan dua lagu, tapi ungkapan " IU The Red Shoes plagiarisme ? " telah mendaki jajaran istilah pencarian .
Namun, netizens dan pendengar tetap terbagi pada masalah ini , berkomentar , " Semua lagu musik terdengar mirip , tetapi dua lagu yang sangat mirip , " " Mungkin itu sampel ? Apa ini , saya berharap seseorang menjelaskan segera , " dan " Ini adalah melodi umum dalam jazz swing . saya tidak berpikir itu kontroversi . "
Dengarkan klip perbandingan di bawah ini , dan ungkapkan apa yang cingudeul pikirkan .
#Mirip sih :o
In the midst of her success with her latest album 'Modern Times', IU has been caught up in a plagiarism controversy over "The Red Shoes".
Many listeners have been commenting that the track, composed by Lee Min Soo and lyrics written by Kim Ee Na, is noticeably similar to Nekta's "Here's Us", which was released in 2009.
Not only have some netizens compiled comparison clips of the two songs, but the phrase "IU The Red Shoes plagiarism?" has been climbing the ranks of search terms.
However, netizens and listeners remain divided on the issue, commenting, "All musical songs sound similar, but the two songs are very similar," "Maybe it's a sample? What is this, I hope someone explains soon," and "It's a common melody in swing jazz. I don't think it's a controversy."
Make up your own mind by listening to the comparison clip below, and let us know what you think about the supposed controversy.
Many listeners have been commenting that the track, composed by Lee Min Soo and lyrics written by Kim Ee Na, is noticeably similar to Nekta's "Here's Us", which was released in 2009.
Not only have some netizens compiled comparison clips of the two songs, but the phrase "IU The Red Shoes plagiarism?" has been climbing the ranks of search terms.
However, netizens and listeners remain divided on the issue, commenting, "All musical songs sound similar, but the two songs are very similar," "Maybe it's a sample? What is this, I hope someone explains soon," and "It's a common melody in swing jazz. I don't think it's a controversy."
Make up your own mind by listening to the comparison clip below, and let us know what you think about the supposed controversy.
Source:Allkpop.com
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