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BTS fans, collectively known as ARMY, are furious after two Filipino rappers allegedly plagiarized one of the Kpop boy band’s rap songs.
The objects of contempt of the fans are Flow G and Skusta Clee, members of the Ex-Battalion, the group responsible for the viral earworm ”.Let them go ” (“Let them be”). According to ARMY, the two rappers’ song “DEYM,” which was used to promote a Filipino clothing brand last month, is a carbon copy of BTS’s 2018 song “Ddaeng.”
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BTS fans have been tweeting online to urge other ARMYs to report the Pinoy rappers’ song to the boy band’s management company, Big Hit Entertainment.
Someone who used the identifier @stigmandi wrote: “Hello Armys !! please help us to report the song ‘deym’ by flow g ft. skusta clee because they plagiarized BTS’s Ddaeng. Please report the youtube video and email bighit. thanks!”
hello armys !! please help us to report the song “deym” by flow g ft. skusta clee because they plagiarized BTS’s Ddaeng. Please report the youtube video and email bighit. thanks! pic.twitter.com/RKA4uECV5Y
– andi⁷ ⟭⟬ (@stigmandi) October 4, 2020
Another fan named @deslubernalte was much less cheerful and tweeted, “please fire Skusta clee & flow G from their career, for not respecting BTS, please let them go to jail.”
please fire Skusta clee & flow G from their career, for not respecting BTS, let them go to jail pic.twitter.com/zMjeChQg4a
– Destine Bernalte (@deslubernalte) October 5, 2020
BTS fan @beemyhope_ chimed in and wrote, “The audacity of these Filipino men who keep dragging kpop artists especially to BTS and keep saying ‘sUpPoRt LocAlS’ when they plagiarized DDAENG for bts rap line. yes, I am talking to you SKUSTA CLEE, FLOW G and their entire PRODUCTION TEAM. “
the audacity of these Filipino men who keep dragging kpop artists especially bts and keep saying “locAlS sUpPoRt” when they directly plagiarized DDAENG by bts rapline. yes, I’m talking to you, SKUSTA CLEE, FLOW G, and your entire PRODUCTION TEAM.
– ρꪖꪀ⁷ #BE (@beemyhope_) October 4, 2020
This is not the first time that members of the former battalion have been accused of plagiarism. In 2018, they allegedly copied Diamond Style’s “One Kiss” for “Leave them,But the group insisted that they paid for the beat.
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