Singer Speaks Up After Being Accused Of Plagiarizing Stray Kids
Hong Kong singer Jeremy Lee, a member of popular boy group MIRROR, has been accused of plagiarizing Stray Kids.
In particular, Jeremy’s latest release, “Tie Me Now,” is said to have plagiarized Stray Kids Bang Chan & Hyunjin‘s “Red Lights.” “Tie Me Now” was composed by Jeremy himself, but he did not serve as the arranger.
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Netizens edited and merged the two songs for a comparison. While some do not believe they sound similar, many are sure plagiarism is present.
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A fan even noticed that “Red Lights” is included in Jeremy’s personal music recommendation playlist on a streaming platform, concluding that Jeremy must know the song exists.
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Following heated discussions online, Jeremy finally spoke up on the matter through his Instagram account.
“‘Tie Me Up’ is the first fast-paced song I composed. I saw that netizens pointed out similarities between my song and another song, and fans have been anxious and engaged in debates. I feel sad seeing this.
This song led to confusion and arguments. It was definitely not something I wanted to see. I also did not intend to plagiarize. I’m sorry for causing disappointment and displeasure.”
– Jeremy
What do you think of the matter?
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