Son Tung M-TP is accused of "stealing" the beat Are you sure love is here?

While the question of 'stealing our brains' has not stopped at present, recently, the social network has 'shattered' yet another product also of Son Tung M-TP - Are you sure love is this is also 'under the category of plagiarism'.

Son Tung M-TP's 'term' year, which has probably lasted from 2020 to 2021, has not shown any signs of stopping. During the past day, Vietnamese social networks have "boiled" with the suspicion that the male singer born in 1994 "blatantly plagiarized" from the beat Is you mine and R&B All night (KnowKnow), and at the same time, the MV We of the present is also officially "discolored" because it was reported on Youtube by GC - a British male producer.

Up to now, there has not been any official feedback on whether the song "We" is currently plagiarized or not, but netizens are still extremely dissatisfied with the above information. While the question of 'stealing our brains' has not stopped at present, recently, the social network has 'shattered' yet another product also of Son Tung M-TP - Are you sure love is this is also 'under the category of plagiarism'.

Specifically, below the beat Lucky - Lil Baby x Layton Greene posted on YouTube, there were a lot of comments mentioning that the melody is too similar to the song "Must love is here" released by Son Tung M-TP. eyes in July 2020. Meanwhile, the beat Lucky was released in November 2019. This makes netizens even more confident about the fact that the male singer Run Now "borrowed the beat" of the author duo Lil Baby x Layton Greene.

If you put both products side by side, you can see that the two have great similarities. Therefore, there are quite a few rude, even 'stoned' comments about the supposed 'plagiarism' of Son Tung M-TP. However, until now, the "condemnation" for the Thai Binh-born male singer is probably a bit hasty because the song "Must be in love" has been released for more than 6 months but there is still no sign of being beaten. any copyright. Therefore, many people think that maybe Son Tung M-TP bought the beat, then remixed the song based on the same harmony ring.

Some comments below the beat Lucky temporarily translated:

- Hey, listen to Yes Sure Love Is Here by Son Tung M-TP. This song sounds very familiar to your beat. From the melody to the arrangement.

- You should listen to this song: Yes Sure Love Is Here - Son Tung M-TP.

- Hey brother, I think this song is quite similar to your beat. Listen and comment: Yes Sure Love Is Here - Son Tung M-TP.

- I think the beat of Yes Sure Love La Here - Son Tung M-TP is quite similar to your beat. You should check this song out and report it if needed.

- Please find and listen to Yes Sure Love Is Here - Son Tung M-TP. This singer is often accused of plagiarism. Listen and check again.

However, below a netizen's comment that reads: 'Your beat sounds exactly like 'Are you sure love is here'. After the comments of Son Tung M-TP from the online community, the YouTube channel account owner who posted the Lucky beat, Robin Wesley, also had responses. Accordingly, below a comment that said that the melody was similar to "Yes Sure Love La Here" - Son Tung M-TP, the YouTube channel account could not hide the surprise: 'What is it, it's exactly the same tune of the beat of the song? I always'. This answer seems to prove that the author has never had any 'transactions' about the aforementioned beat. However, it's all just a netizen's conjecture, let's wait and see if this is the next act of 'borrowing the beat' of Son Tung M-TP!

About the fact that the MV We are currently "discoloring" on YouTube raises the suspicion that the male singer plagiarizes music, causing the MV to be copyrighted from foreign production units not only makes the online community interested. that some artists also voiced their opinions. On the personal page of musician/producer Addy Tran - who used to play the role of producer King Of Rap, behind the products of Karik, group 365, Andree, and produced the rapper's albums, gave an invaluable opinion. equally frank.

Accordingly, he asserted that two beats may be the same, but in harmony, thousands of beats also have the right to be the same and share the same sound. Addy Tran also emphasized that if he wanted to, he could find 100 beats like 1 beat and the music producer called it Type Beat.

Although affirming that Son Tung M-TP's opinion is unrelated to the incident, after this professional sharing, the online community can better understand why there are beats that sound similar. about melodies.

In the comments section, when someone asked a question about producer Onionn - who produced the song We Are Now admitting to using GC's beat, Addy Tran continued to assert: "Admit it is about love. theoretically different, cannot be grouped together".

Besides, Tran Duy Khang - the composer and main vocalist of the popular Indie group Chillies also hinted that Son Tung M-TP was not wrong in this scandal.

Specifically, he posted a short status line sharing about sharing with member Chillies shazam (the application to identify songs through sound) the songs in the album to see if there were any copyright notices. He also humorously admitted that if he were to be the same, he would ... die and not know how many new houses would pay for this coincidence.

Up to now, the Son Tung M-TP side has not had any response to the fact that the MV We Are Now suddenly "flies color" on YouTube. All information is from netizens "tracing" and questioning.

However, the GC side - the unit that copyrighted the MV of Son Tung M-TP also confirmed that this product will be back soon. This makes fans of the vocalist Give Me You are very much waiting for the day when the MV We Are Now will return to the YouTube channel soon and the views will not be affected.

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