TikToker Lam Phuong accuses singer Lam Phuong of stealing her hit song, threatens to sue, and the musician is hiding?

The copyright controversy surrounding the song " Ngày chung đôi " (Our Wedding Day) is heating up as TikToker Lâm Phương publicly accuses a female singer of "illegally performing" the song and threatens to sue. The situation is becoming even more dramatic as the songwriter who holds the original copyright remains silent and ignores the entire drama.

Copyright disputes erupt from the virtual world to real life.

The controversy stemmed from a viral video by TikToker Nam Phuong, in which she claimed to have purchased the song "Ngay Chung Doi" (Our Wedding Day) many years ago. Nam Phuong expressed her astonishment and indignation that, despite owning the work, the song was recently released as an official music video by singer Duong Ai Vy. Nam Phuong argued that this was an act of "illegible performance," infringing on her personal rights, and did not rule out seeking legal intervention to protect her interests.

In response to the harsh accusations, Duong Ai Vy explained that she was merely hired by the company to sing and perform in the music video as per her contract. However, this explanation was not enough to calm the heated situation on social media. The back-and-forth exchanges on social media escalated the matter, turning a simple copyright dispute into a battle for prestige between an influential content creator and a professional performing artist.

Wonder Music Group speaks out: Duong Ai Vy is merely an "employee".

Under immense pressure from public opinion, on the evening of December 24th, Wonder Music Group – the company managing Duong Ai Vy's song – officially released a statement explaining the situation. The company affirmed that they had acquired all copyrights to the song "Ngay Chung Doi" through a legal and transparent agreement with the original author. According to the company, they hold all legal rights to produce and release the song on the market.

Regarding Duong Ai Vy's role, the company emphasized that she was merely a singer invited to collaborate on performances and was not involved in any buying, selling, or personal agreements between the author and third parties. "Duong Ai Vy is not the owner of the work, therefore any attacks or attributions of responsibility to the singer are inaccurate," Wonder Music Group stated emphatically. This move is seen as an attempt to protect their artist from the wave of criticism regarding "singing without permission," while simultaneously shifting the blame to the songwriter.

The controversy surrounding "selling one song to two owners" and the musician's puzzling silence.

At the heart of the controversy, the most important figure, composer Poorboy (real name Lưu Quang Thao), chose to remain completely silent. The absence of the original author has raised suspicions about "selling a song to multiple owners"—a troubling issue among young composers today. If Nam Phương does have evidence of having purchased the song previously, then Poorboy would face serious legal trouble for violating the exclusive rights transfer agreement.

Currently, the music video for "Ngày chung đôi" (Our Wedding Day), performed by Dương Ái Vy and Lý Tuấn Kiệt, is still circulating, but the controversies surrounding it have significantly impacted the song's image. While Nam Phương is threatening legal action and Wonder Music Group has stated it will not be held legally responsible to third parties, audiences are eagerly awaiting a satisfactory explanation from the songwriter.

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