Chau Dang Khoa - The witch created the second biggest hit in Vietnamese showbiz and the surrounding markets

Chau Dang Khoa was born in 1990, he is a really talented musician who is highly appreciated by experts with many compositions that "storm" on the Vbiz market.

Outstanding songs penned by him have contributed to creating hit hits for famous singers and melodies are always memorized by young people such as: Stranger, Chan Ai, I see yellow flowers on green grass, Fear, I dont believe in you,..

Chau Dang Khoa's life and career

Starting to step into the path of composing in 2012, Chau Dang Khoa soon became one of the famous young musicians and owned many popular songs by the audience. Chau Dang Khoa's compositions are also quite diverse in genres and always leave a good impression on the audience. He is also one of the musicians regularly ordered by Thuy Nga - Paris By Night Center.

In October 2017, RBW company - Mamamoo's management company signed a music production contract with musician Chau Dang Khoa, he will take on the role of producer for the group's music products and other musical acts. Korean artist. In January 2018, his song "Nui Luoi Oi" with performances by Karik and Orange became a phenomenon on music charts and social networks.

Bei plagiarized poetry between Chau Dang Khoa and the book company

Not long ago, Young Vietnamese - the copyright holder of Unnamed Sorrows - issued an announcement with the title: "Should sue musician Chau Dang Khoa?". In addition, the publisher also sent a request letter to Chau Dang Khoa with the content: "Within 3 days from the date we send this notice, we request Chau Dang Khoa to send a public apology to the author and the author. book".

This unit asserts that it is not asking for monetary or material compensation, but only wants the musician to express goodwill to remedy the violation. "If after 5 days from the time of receiving this notice, Mr. Khoa does not have any satisfactory notice, we will carry out the next procedures to initiate a lawsuit at the competent People's Court. ", the unit said,

"Up to now, on January 10, 2019, many days after the incident happened, we have not received any contact, apology and explanation from musician Chau Dang Khoa. There was a written notice as well as an email sent to the musician in the spirit of cooperation with the only wish that Khoa would apologize, as well as correct the matter clearly so that everything could end well soon. ", the publisher said.

At the end of December 2018, when netizens accused Chau Dang Khoa of plagiarism, the copyright holder gave full control of the case to author Linh Linh. At that time, Linh Linh actively contacted Chau Dang Khoa. The two reached an agreement that Linh Linh received 6 million VND in royalties on the condition that the musician must publicly apologize on social networks.

A week later, Chau Dang Khoa posted an article on his personal page but did not admit to plagiarism or apologise, but only said that he was at fault for the late payment of royalties, which made the author sad.

Scandal Chau Dang Khoa - Orange - Lyly

At the beginning of 2020, Vietnamese showbiz seemed to be in a "turbulent" situation when a "super huge" scandal appeared - a noisy contest between the artists Orange, LyLy and the management company Superbrothers founded by Chau Dang Khoa. with the position of President. Not only denouncing fraudulent acts of lack of transparency in financial matters, both Orange and LyLy raised concerns about the company's music development direction for them.

Although always affirming to be grateful for Chau Dang Khoa's help at the beginning of his career, the artists under the Company think that "whatever happens" and need the most fairness possible from the company. owner. When many people were wondering where Chau Dang Khoa was when the scandal surrounded, the male musician finally officially spoke up about the incident and released a series of messages from Orange and his manager as evidence.

Not only Orange, but also LyLy - a singer under Superbrothers Company, also posted a status line sharing similar content when accusing Chau Dang Khoa of stealing "money and no clear direction for the future." her music career.

Singer LyLy - the owner of the hit "24h" and a singer under Chau Dang Khoa's company also announced that she would leave the company. Through LyLy's status line, it can be seen that her reasons and frustrations when leaving the company are similar to Orange when the company does not have financial transparency. After the hit "24h" released at the end of 2018, up to now, LyLy has almost never had a single more personal product to impress the audience. She also did not forget to post pictures of text messages as evidence to denounce the Company's lack of financial transparency.

After nearly 2 years, it seemed that this incident had subsided, but recently, LyLy suddenly made a move on her personal page. Accordingly, LyLy said that at the present time, her side and Chau Dang Khoa's company have agreed on a plan to reconcile the conflict. She also apologized to the company and Chau Dang Khoa, the former manager, for unilaterally giving unverified information that affected the company and related individuals.

Finally, she did not forget to thank the company for accompanying and apologize to the audience for these noises. Immediately after LyLy's post, Chau Dang Khoa also responded. He said that after LyLy's apology, the company accepted the apology and compensation for the mistake. He confirmed that the case is over and will continue to focus on music activities in the near future.

Orange spoke up when his name was continuously called after Chau Dang Khoa's livestream Phương Thảo14:11:33 26/04/2024On the morning of April 26, C Mazor Entertainment - Orange's current management company - officially responded to musician Chau Dang Khoa's statements regarding the female singer during the livestream on the evening of April 15.