Khac Viet accused Cao Thai Son of living a fake life, forcing the price to buy songs and "singing pagodas" his songs for many years

Cao Thai Son affirmed that the performance on the last concert was completely correct and did not violate any laws until the musician informed.

In recent days, the fact that male singer Cao Thai Son used two songs "Binh Yen Nhe - Love Returns" to perform at a music event in the US has caused a lot of controversy on social networks.

Because both songs written by musician Khac Viet mentioned above have been announced by Nathan Lee to have bought the exclusive rights before. After the incident broke out, Nathan Lee has repeatedly had harsh reactions. On the other hand, musician Khac Viet also confirmed that he had sold these two songs to Nathan Lee for an exclusive period of 3 years.

Right in the middle of the night on July 1, Cao Thai Son spoke for the first time about the incident. Accordingly, the male singer confirmed that the two songs Binh Yen Nhe - Yeu Thuong Returning were confirmed by his side and musician Khac Viet, if they stopped collaborating or sold to other singers, there would be an announcement.

Therefore, Cao Thai Son affirmed that the performance on the last music night was completely right and did not violate any laws until the musician informed. He added: "Up to the time of the performance, we did not receive any notice, so Son asked musician Khac Viet to publish the copyright to ensure respect for both parties."

Not only that, Cao Thai Son also publicized messages between him and male musician Khac Viet. Accordingly, the message took place around the end of May 2021. In the message, it can be partly guessed that Cao Thai Son is asking to use the song to sing in the music night on May 29.

Notably, in this message, musician Khac Viet called Nathan Lee with the name "it" and told Cao Thai Son that he could sing because he hadn't sold it to Nathan Lee: "Just sing, I haven't sold it yet. Where. When it dares to buy, I will report." Also in this message, Cao Thai Son also clearly said "What's wrong with me".

At the end of the article, Cao Thai Son did not forget to mention the "love" story with Khac Viet: "Once again, thank you for the sincerity that Khac Viet has for Son". In addition, he did not forget to convey to everyone about his statements, avoiding "hurting the relationship between artists", implicitly asserting that the relationship between the two is extremely good.

However, for unknown reasons, less than 10 minutes later, Cao Thai Son's post was deleted.

On the contrary, musician Khac Viet posted a forum to express his frustration with Cao Thai Son when his personal message was released. Specifically, not long after Cao Thai Son deleted the post, musician Khac Viet also had a long status line accusing the male singer of being fake.

Musician Khac Viet angrily asserted that Cao Thai Son had used his song to "sing the pagoda" for a long time. In 2009, musician Khac Viet once composed the song Forget and offered it for 1 million. However, Cao Thai Son forced the price and bought the song with the number of 500,000 VND. Musician Khac Viet said that because this time was not famous, he accepted to sell at a cheap price, regretfully holding money, eating instant noodles every day while Cao Thai Son was at his peak.

Not only did he send a message to express his frustration with Cao Thai Son when he posted a personal message on social networks, musician Khac Viet also harshly sent a message: "Open your mouth like a family member, you think I'm childish. But still believe those words, you'd rather just keep quiet when you and I are done, you even cut the picture of talking on the inbox together on FB, ok so I'll make it clear here for you to know, less fake it".

From singing pagodas to earn money, not renewing Cao Thai Son's contract were all ignored by Khac Viet. However, it was the voice born in 1985 who embroidered and pushed the story away.

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