BABYMONSTER in danger from 1 emerging name, about to be usurped for copying the same?

YG rookie girl group BabyMonster is being called out all over K-pop forums, claiming that 7 girls are in danger because 1 other upcoming rookie group is copying these "BlackPink sister" girls. The people immediately scrutinized.

Recently, plagiarism has become a hot issue in K-pop, after internal conflicts between HYBE Group and its subsidiary ADOR broke out. CEO Min Hee Jin has publicly criticized ILLIT for plagiarizing NewJeans in many aspects of ideas, images ... From here, there was constant controversy over the issue of plagiarism being discussed.

BAD VILLAIN - the upcoming girl group under Big Planet Media Entertainment is making social media buzz with the appearance of 7 extremely "battle" rookies. Although BAD VILLAIN has only released a "listening" teaser, BAD VILLAIN has been predicted to "threaten the whole of Kpop" by possessing an even cast of rookies in terms of skills, vocals and choreography.

However, the recent revealed images caused BAD VILLAIN to face criticism when the online community thought that the group plagiarized BABYMONSTER - "BLACKPINK's sister".

When the first teaser of BAD VILLAIN came out, netizens immediately shared that they saw similarities to BABYMONSTER's poster released in January 2023. Many pointed out details such as the layout of the teaser, the colors, and even the similarities between the logos. The online community even posted a video to compare the melody in the teaser introducing the member of BAD VILLAIN quite similar to BABY MONSTER.

Some viewers argued that the black-red color scheme has been used by many other Big Planet Made artists, such as VIVIZ, so it cannot be concluded that MADVILLAIN plagiarized Baby Monster.

However, by May 5, when MADVILLAIN continued to release detailed member introduction videos, there were more similarities, such as the layout of the trailer, the colors and even the music used were very similar.

The peak of the online controversy was when MADVILLAIN released a concept poster introducing 7 members. From the outfits, the way to pose to the background background in the poster of BAD VILLAIN all make people think like the 2nd BABYMONSTER. With the wave of allegations of plagiarism becoming a hot keyword recently, these images are becoming a hot topic that makes BABYMONSTER fans more angry and think that "BLACKPINK sister" is being "eaten" by the group BAD VILLAIN in every smallest detail.

Many people believe that BAD VILLAIN seems to have used an unfair promotion tactic, taking advantage of the image and popularity of Baby Monster – a group from a big company (YG Entertainment), to attract attention before debuting. In the competitive K-pop industry, groups from small companies will not have the same advantage as groups debuting from big companies. If the music doesn't really explode and there is nothing special, they will soon be eliminated.

However, plagiarism is a sensitive issue of K-pop at the moment. So, if BAD VILLAIN is actually plagiarizing Baby Monster for attention, this is quite a risky strategy. The lesson is that the ILLIT team, because of the NewJeans clone controversy, was turned away by many viewers.

Bad Villain consists of 7 members under Big Planet Made Entertainment including Emma, Chloe Young, HU'E, Yuna, Kelly, Ina and Bin. Among them, Emma was a member of the dance group Went on Mnet's "Street Woman Fighter", while Chloe Young is a former member of dance group Won Million. HU'E and Yuna rose to fame by participating in MBC's "My Teenage Girl."

In addition, Big Planet Made Entertainment is a general entertainment company, managing many artists such as Taemin, Lee Moo Jin, VIVIZ (Eun Ha, SinB, Umji), B.O, Ha Sungwoon, Ren, Huh Gak, Lee Seung Gi and Lee so Geun.

BABYMONSTER was misled by YG, fans were angry, stood up for justice Phúc Sen07:08:14 07/11/2024According to Koreaboo, the 7-member girl group Baby Monster (Rami, Ruka, Rora, Asa, Ahyeon, Pharita, Chiquita) has been predicted to explode since their debut at the end of last year.