【影片】金泰宇對泫雅新歌的抄襲風波表示惋惜之情

权花兰

2014年7月31日上午4:09

歌手金泰宇通過所屬經紀公司Soulshop娛樂公開對泫雅新歌《從哪兒到哪兒》疑似抄襲god歌曲《被吸引的理由》的官方立場。

Soulshop娛樂7月31日發表通稿表示：“歌手泫雅和作詞作曲家任炫植爲表達敬意而‘hommage（爲表達敬意而模仿）’god歌曲是值得感謝的事情，但他們事前沒有進行任何協商或取得諒解，對此感到十分的遺憾。”

接著表示：“如果和我們協商好的話相信會有一個更好的結果，雖然對此留有惋惜之情，但是爲了慶祝god的複出以及表達敬意，我們會好意接受此次事件。”、“希望今後事前與我們進行協商。”大方表示接受歌曲的“hommage”事件。

泫雅的新歌《從哪兒到哪兒》和god2004年發表的《被吸引的理由》部分歌詞相似度高達99%，連部分旋律都很相似，因此歌曲公開後網友們提出抄襲疑惑。

對此，擔任歌曲《從哪兒到哪兒》作詞作曲的BTOB成員任炫植28日通過推特解釋：“在《從哪兒到哪兒》歌詞裏爲慶祝god前輩們的回歸也爲表達我的敬意而hommage！是想顯現泫雅和炫植是god的粉絲♡”

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【影片】金泰宇對泫雅新歌的抄襲風波表示惋惜之情

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