Did This Okay-Pop Woman Group Copy Tyla's 'Water'? -

Followers of Okay-pop lady group LE SSERAFIM and followers of breakout star Tyla are arguing on-line over the lady group’s newest tune.

Many followers are claiming that LE SSERAFIM’s “Sensible” is copying Tyla’s viral, Grammy-winning amapiano hit “Water” as a result of its Afrobeats affect.

Tyla’s tune was launched in July 2023 and reached the highest ten in 16 nations. The tune was a part of her debut studio album, Tyla, and received the 2024 Grammy Award for Finest African Music Efficiency.

When LE SSERAFIM carried out “Sensible” throughout their current comeback showcase in help of their third EP, Straightforward, followers instantly observed similarities between their tune and Tyla’s.

WARNING: Tweets might comprise graphic language.

One fan tweeted, “The blatant Tyla copy is disgusting and disingenuous however kpop followers will eat it up as a result of they’d quite help an affordable knock off than help black ladies and African artists.”

Many followers additionally started calling out the lady group’s firm, HYBE, for plagiarism. They drew comparisons between the 2 songs’ aesthetics, choreography, music, and even the outfits.

“From the choreography to the outfits, you may simply inform Tyla was the inspiration,” one fan tweeted.

One other fan stated that they suppose LE SSERAFIM has no private id as a music group.

“Each comeback will sound like what’s at present trending and [right now] that is afrobeats,” they tweeted.

In the meantime, others theorized that the group and Tyla may very well be organising for a possible collaboration, particularly since each artists are acting at this 12 months’s Coachella music competition.

Nevertheless, some followers disagreed with the plagiarism claims.

The backlash bought so loud it reached Tyla herself, who tweeted a GIF of a lady trying confused, seemingly in response to the hubbub.

Later, she added, “No bizarre vibes, all the time like to all women.”