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Zhu De-Yong Responds to Hot Dog's Alleged Hip-Hop Song Plagiarism, Discusses Possible Solutions

Zhu De-Yong Responds to Hot Dog's Alleged Hip-Hop Song Plagiarism, Discusses Possible Solutions

Julian

2023-09-08


Zhu De-Yong Responds to Hot Dog's Alleged Hip-Hop Song Plagiarism, Discusses Possible Solutions

Recently, Taiwanese hip-hop artist Hot Dog issued a lengthy statement, publicly apologizing to Taiwanese comic book artist Zhu De-Yong.

Zhu De-Yong Responds to Hot Dog's Alleged Hip-Hop Song Plagiarism, Discusses Possible Solutions

Hot Dog admitted that his recent single "The Tenant Downstairs" released last month had used the story structure and text from one of Zhu De-Yong's comic stories without his consent, leading to the removal of the song from circulation.

Zhu De-Yong Responds to Hot Dog's Alleged Hip-Hop Song Plagiarism, Discusses Possible Solutions

Following the incident, Hot Dog's team approached Zhu De-Yong's representatives, proposing to pay royalties for the song and credit it as a collaborative work, but Zhu De-Yong regarded this as a second infringement of his original work.

"This matter may be forgotten in a few years, and by then, who the true original creator is will become a significant question," Zhu De-Yong remarked, revealing his intention to consult with legal professionals to explore potential solutions to the issue.


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