NewJeans Accused of Plagiarizing Song Amid HYBE & ADOR CEO Conflict

NewJeans Accused of Plagiarizing Song Amid HYBE & ADOR CEO Conflict

During the ongoing legal dispute between HYBE Labels and ADOR CEO Min Hee Jin, accusations have emerged that NewJeans’s song “Attention”plagiarized a song from 2021.

Following accusations that NewJeans had plagiarized their entire concept from 1990s Mexican girl group Jeans, many are now pointing out the striking resemblance between their debut song and a 2021 release. Just for context, “Attention”was released in 2022.

People noticed that the introduction of “Attention”bears a striking resemblance to Pace’s 2021 track “Living Backwards.”Both songs incorporate similar synths, rhythm, and tempo. In fact, some listeners have even claimed that the two songs sound nearly identical upon first listen. The use of synths is consistent throughout both tracks.

The major contrast lies in the fact that Pace’s song primarily features rap, whereas “Attention”is more centered on vocals.

NewJeans 'Attention' Accused Of Plagiarizing THIS Song Amid Hype & ADOR CEO Min Hee Jin Conflict
NewJeans ‘Attention’ Accused of Plagiarizing THIS Song Amid HYBE & ADOR CEO Min Hee Jin Conflict(Photo : Pace Instagram)

Despite speculation by others that it was sampled, there is no evidence to support this claim.

NewJeans 'Attention' Accused Of Plagiarizing THIS Song Amid Hype & ADOR CEO Min Hee Jin Conflict
NewJeans ‘Attention’ Accused of Plagiarizing THIS Song Amid HYBE & ADOR CEO Min Hee Jin Conflict (Photo : Pace Spotify)

In addition, 250 is recognized as the producer.

It is probable that Pace and the writers of “Living Backwards”did not obtain permission to sample the song, as there is no reference to them in the given information.

NewJeans 'Attention' Accused Of Plagiarizing THIS Song Amid Hype & ADOR CEO Min Hee Jin Conflict
NewJeans ‘Attention’ Accused of Plagiarizing THIS Song Amid HYBE & ADOR CEO Min Hee Jin Conflict (Photo : NewJeans Spotify)

After netizens were made aware of this, they shared their disappointment on social media. They pointed out that NewJeans’s CEO, Min Hee Jin, had previously accused ILLIT of copying NewJeans’s concept and sound. It is now ironic that evidence is emerging suggesting that NewJeans’s career may have also been imitated.

Some individuals pointed out that NewJeans has faced accusations of plagiarism in the past for their music. After their most recent single, “Bubble Gum,”was released, there were allegations that it was copied from SHAKTAK’s “Easier Said Than Done,”which was also released in 1982.

Conversely, individuals joked that they are grateful this was brought to attention as it exposed them to the concept of “Living Backwards.”

FOR YOU: Amid allegations of ILLIT’s plagiarism, the choreographer for NewJeans has been accused of copying BLACKPINK Lisa.

In other updates, NewJeans has announced that they will be releasing their songs “Supernatural”and “Right Now”in June as part of their Japanese debut. Additionally, they have planned a Japanese fan meeting, “Bunnies Camp 2024 Tokyo Dome,”which will take place on June 26 and 27. Fans can also look forward to a new album from the group in the second half of 2024.

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