Jungkook was 'borrowed' by HIEUTHUHAI's brainpower, fans 'dug up' a mistake and a.ccused him of backbiting?

Jung Kook made his solo debut with his first English single Seven, included in the album GOLDEN. It didn't take long for him to make his mark, as Jung Kook and Seven quickly swept the global music scene, breaking countless records.

Seven debuted at #1 on the Billboard H.ot 100, surpassing Miley Cyrus' super hit Flowers to become the fastest song to reach 1 billion streams in Spotify history. Seven created a trend storm, bringing UK Garage to Asia. Vietnam is no exception.

Becoming a "model" of the music industry, Seven is referenced by many young artists to create their own trendy songs. However, this also unintentionally creates controversial arguments, the "line" between inspiration and copying is more fragile than ever. Recently, HIEUTHUHAI unexpectedly became the main character in Jung Kook's a.ccusation of plagiarizing Seven.

On a showbiz forum, a post compared the similarities between the instrumental of the song Quay Di Quay Lai - HIEUTHUHAI and the super hit of the youngest member of the global music group. The similarities in melody and the characteristic drum bass sound between the two songs sparked a lot of controversy.

18 seconds of almost identical comparison caused HIEUTHUHAI to be once again caught up in controversy. Quay Di Quay Lai is a song performed by HIEUTHUHAI in the individual round of a reality show. Composed by HIEUTHUHAI, produced by Kewtiie.

This post immediately attracted mixed opinions. Kpop fans pointed out that Quay Di Quay Lai's melody was too similar to Seven's. Even when listening to the instrumental, one could sing Seven's lyrics over HIEUTHUHAI's beat without stumbling.

On the other hand, HIEUTHUHAI fans believe that there is no basis to criticize the male rapper for plagiarism. The fact that the two songs have similar melodies is a "common" story. We cannot rely on this alone to conclude that Quay Di Quay Lai is a plagiarized song. Not to mention, Seven himself has also been a.ccused of plagiarism.

Specifically, at that time, the owner of the song Seven was "named and shamed" by musician Yang Joon Young himself for being involved in the suspicion of "borrowing the scale sequence" in Time of Mask by g.irl group Fin.KL, released in 2000, to make the main melody. Time of Mask was composed by Yang Joon Young. The b-side song in Fin.KL's album SPECIAL is familiar to many early Kpop fans. This a.ccusation was later denied by HYBE.

On the social networking site Threads, music producer Kewtiie responded with a very strong reaction. HIEUTHUHAI's "favorite" music producer wrote: "You don't even know how to break musical notes in half, but you really like to comment on music, stop it."

This status attracted a huge amount of interaction from HIEUTHUHAI fans. Although it did not mention the issue, everyone speculated that Kewtiie was referring to the a.ccusation of plagiarism. Previously, Kewtiie also commented on the "scandal" post in response. After Kewtiie posted, the post accusing HIEUTHUHAI of plagiarizing Jung Kook's music was removed.

However, this question has not been completely resolved. Not to mention it has created endless debate among music fans. Many people think that Kewtiie is looking for trouble, "swapping concepts" when criticizing the audience that "without musical knowledge, you cannot comment". Meanwhile, up to now, HIEUTHUHAI has remained silent.

HIEUTHUHAI's real name is Tran Minh Hieu, born in 1999. The male rapper became known to many people after participating in the King of Rap season 1 program thanks to his handsome appearance and special musical talent. Recently, HIEUTHUHAI unexpectedly surpassed Son Tung M-TP in terms of monthly listeners on the Spotify music platform with 1,614,816 listeners. This impressive number helps the male rapper leave his senior far behind on the monthly listener chart.

In particular, since joining the show "2 days 1 night", HIEUTHUHAI has become more popular with fans thanks to his charming "comedy" moments and his dedication to the games.

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