Baek Yerin's side "Reference NO" Explained "Um Chin" OST composer "It's so similar that it's impossible to happen" Request an apology again
Oct 06, 2024
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On the 5th, Baek Yerin's agency People Like People said on its official account, `We would like to summarize the similarities between Baek Yerin's recent '0310(2019) and 'Mom Friend's Son'OST'What are we. We are sorry for the inconvenience to Ha Sung-woon and his fans who may have felt uncomfortable with the name of the artist and the singer.'
Except for the melody line of the song, such as the song's structure, the chord progression, the presence or absence of syncopation due to development, the method in the chorus, the timing of the instrument's entry and exit, the fill-in, and the bridge section, the entire songs of '0310' and 'What Are We' were similar to many parts" he said.
Baek Yerin agreed on his personal account on the 4th that Ha Sung-woon's OST 'What's Up' is similar to his song, saying, "Plagiarism should be shamefully considered. I feel bad. If you like my song, ask me first." In response, Ha Sung-woon's agency, Big Planet Made Entertainment, said Ha Sung-woon had nothing to do with the controversy and only participated as a simple singer. He was not involved in writing, composing, or arranging" he said.
Yoon Min-soo, the composer of 'What's Up', who is suspected of plagiarism, clearly states that he did not refer to '0310' by Baek Yerin in his personal account at all"I analyzed the two songs in more detail to see if there were any similarities. In addition, even if we analyze the melody in detail, there is no part that is the same as '0310'. The chords, melodies, and progress of the two songs were summarized and attached together. From the standpoint of a new composer who came to release a song through a difficult opportunity, plagiarism disputes are a very scary stigma. So to be clear about the fear, I'm telling you again that I didn't work by copying '0310'."
Composer Yoon Min-soo compares the score with this, and in the case of the chord of "What are we", J-pop". It is a progression often used in pop, etc., and it is an instrument composition"'What are we' was used as a different voicing/chord characteristic/arpeggiography method from '0310".
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