"MOMOLAND", the test from now on

"MOMOLAND", the test from now on
これからが試練の「MOMOLAND」

Suspicion of plagiarism in the new song of "MOMOLAND"...Shinsa Donghorengi side "It's not plagiarism... Genre similarity"


　Composer Shinsa Dong Holengyi refuted the plagiarism theory of the Korean girl group "MOMOLAND"'s new song "BBoom BBoom", saying that it was "not plagiarized".


[Video] [MV] MOMOLAND _ BBoom BBoom


On the 25th, Shinsadong Holengyi announced its official position that the plagiarism rumor claimed by the Russian group "SEREBRO" is not true.

Shinsa Dong Holengyi's side countered, "Although the intro part feels familiar due to the genre similarity and the guitar riff, the melody and chord progression are different from the song that was suspected of being similar."

He went on to add that he was "misunderstood by the basslines and chord progressions that are often heard on songs in the retro house and electroswing genres."

Earlier, on the 12th, Russian group SEREBRO filed a plagiarism suspicion on their official SNS, claiming that MOMOLAND's 'BBoom BBoom' is similar to their song 'Mi Mi Mi'. .
(From K-POP News)


Following Sunmi's comeback song, MOMOLAND was also involved in the plagiarism scandal.
Whether or not it is plagiarism is left up to professional analysis, but I thought that Shinsa Donghorengyi was also under such suspicion when T-ara sang "Lovey-Dovey" many years ago. I forgot whether he had developed into a big problem.
The music of Shinsadongholengi is characterized by matching melodies that you may have heard somewhere with a comfortable rhythm.
This time's "BBoom BBoom" is exactly the same, but I didn't know it was a song by him.
He didn't know it and wrote that it resembled T-ara's music, so it seems that the sensibility is not a lie. It seems that Momoland's "BBoom BBoom" also unconsciously felt Shinsadongholengi's music.
In that case, he may just be sticking to his own musical style.

★ "There seems to be a misunderstanding caused by the bass line and chord progression that you often hear in retro-style house and electro swing genre songs."


I went to YouTube to confirm whether it was a misunderstanding or not.
I searched for "Mi Mi Mi" and watched it. Indeed, the bass line and chord progression are similar. Perhaps because this is not dance music, the song itself is a little rougher than "BBoom BBoom". Sexy lips up feels a little old-fashioned. However, it was uploaded 3-4 years ago and has 100 million views.
They look like three idol girls, but their singing is average and they don't have any particular charisma. However, there is also a swimsuit, and the Russian girl's visual gives the impression of saying things.

Plagiarism aside, "BBoom BBoom" feels simpler and easier to accept when comparing only the songs. That is the characteristic of the music of Shinsadonghoraenyi.

I wonder if the genre-wise similarity view is reasonable... the proposal of plagiarism has sold well, so I was criticized. It might feel like that...

Even so, the popularity of "BBoom BBoom" has suddenly declined, probably because the popular Joo E was involved in the violence.
In the future, it seems that the trial of whether or not it will end as a one-hit wonder awaits. I wonder if I can survive the summer from spring. Their activities are noteworthy.



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