Mai Ngo speaks out against the suspicion of 'blatant plagiarism' of BTS' hits

Rapper Mai Ngo opened up about the arduous and harsh journey of becoming a dancer in the past as well as officially talking about the suspicion of blatant plagiarism of BTS' previous hits.

Returning after a period of silence, Mai Ngo had a stunning comeback when she announced that she would switch to being a rapper. After that, she released the song "DOAN XEM" to the public, the product that paved the way when Mai Ngo with the rap name Mai Corn embarked on a new field. Although just a newbie (newbie), but the beauty is supported and commented on as having her own personality and potential for future development.

Recently, appearing in the series of events accompanying "Dalat Best Dance Crew 2022 - Hoa Sen Home Cup" which took place in the dream city of Da Lat, rapper Mai Ngo appeared prominently with her orange hair and personality. In a cool black outfit, rapper Mai Ngo performed 2 songs with a rap "shooting" like "swallowing the mic".

At the event, the female rapper was praised for her ability to sing live, to read clearly, and to have internal strength. The vocalist CML (Call me later) "burned up" the stage and interacted with the audience in Da Lat with a confident demeanor and extremely professional performance.

Sharing when performing at the dance program, Mai Ngo had experiences about dancing at the beginning of her career. Accordingly, she said that the dancer profession is an extremely arduous and difficult profession, there are not many opportunities to shine on stage, especially this profession's salary is extremely low.

"Dancer is the hardest job I've experienced," said the female rapper born in 1995. Therefore, she always respects young people who pursue this passion because they have to be really determined and "bloody" to be able to stick with the profession.

Besides, Mai Ngo also shared the benefits of regularly practicing choreography such as strength training, body release and acting ability. She hopes Vietnam will have more programs like Dalat Best Dance Crew 2022 - Hoa Sen home Cup to have many playgrounds for young people who love to dance.

In particular, when the MV CML was released 2 weeks ago, it caused controversy when it was suspected of plagiarizing the song "Ddaeng" by the popular Asian group BTS. Specifically, if you listen carefully to the first part of "Ddaeng" with Mai Ngo's rap song, the blind rap can also feel it. From the "beat" to the flow, from the fast-paced rhythms to the light breaks in the two songs' rap parts, it's fair to say they're pretty similar.

Meanwhile, the song from the Korean group was available 2 years ago and Mai Ngo's rap was just released. Many netizens questioned the fact that she "borrowed" from BTS.

After the performance was posted, netizens not only questioned under the comment section of the clip, but directly questioned Mai Ngo's wall. Most fans confirmed that Mai Ngo had really plagiarized BTS's music, and criticized her rapping ability.

Before the controversy over the suspicion of plagiarism of BTS, Mai Ngo frankly shared that she was just a "rookie" when experiencing in the rapper field. However, she will try to perfect in the future, hone her songwriting skills and especially learn from the big idols in her life, Cardi B and Nicki Minaj. The beautiful female rapper hopes the audience will have a more positive view and look forward to the next products she will release in the future.

After Call Me Later, Mai Ngo said she will continue to release more songs and MVs of different genres every month. All are meticulously and carefully invested by beautiful people, taking a long time to complete in the most perfect way. In addition, the extended play project, including the music products she has made, will also be announced in the near future.

Mai Ngo's real name is Ngo Thi Quynh Mai, born in 1995. She is a model and dancer in Vietnam, once won the runner-up of the 2016 Brand Face program and caused a stir in the entertainment industry because of her straightforward statements. frankly. She comes from Ho Chi Minh City Dance Intermediate School.

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