Another visual artist accuses aespa's art team of plagiarism
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Another visual artist accused aespa's art team of plagiarism after their performance on 'Inkigayo'.
On November 22nd, SM Entertainment's rookie girl group aespa performed their debut single "Black Mamba" on 'Inkigayo'. Shortly after on November 26th, an LA-based visual artist claimed their art team has copied her work. In her tweet, she says she "definitely sees an uncomfortable level of similarities with her work" and compares her work published on October 6th with aespa's stage set side to side.
On her Instagram, the artist stated that she was "truly upset to see my work so blatantly plagiarized by SM. I’ve wanted to be hired to work with K-Pop artists so long, alas theft came first."
salamanderrrr1,573 ptsThursday, November 26, 2020 6
Thursday, November 26, 2020
Definitely inspired by that artist, they've just changed the colour scheme. But really? This is the 3rd time there's possible plagiarism for aespa. What is SM doing??
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bangtanbora1,093 ptsThursday, November 26, 2020 4
Thursday, November 26, 2020
I wouldn't be surprised if they stole her work and pay her off now that it's public. If this is real, did they think they could get away with plagiarizing someone that has 68k followers on Instagram?
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Definitely inspired by that artist, they've just changed the colour scheme. But really? This is the 3rd time there's possible plagiarism for aespa. What is SM doing??
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