The Indian Scottish UK pop singer Charli XCX has been accused of plagiarizing the V-pop song "Đi Đu Đưa Đi" of the Vietnamese V-pop singer Bích Phương which came out on 28 August 2019 for her UK pop song "Used To Know Me" which came out on 18 March 2022

    Did the Indian Scottish UK pop singer Charli XCX plagiarized the V-pop song "Đi Đu Đưa Đi" of the Vietnamese V-pop singer Bích Phương ? 2

    1. No, the Indian Scottish UK pop singer Charli XCX didn't plagiarize the V-pop song "Đi Đu Đưa Đi" of the Vietnamese V-pop singer Bích Phương. (2) 100%
    2. Yes, the Indian Scottish UK pop singer Charli XCX plagiarized the V-pop song "Đi Đu Đưa Đi" of the Vietnamese V-pop singer Bích Phương. (0) 0%
    3. I don't know. (0) 0%

    The Indian Scottish UK pop singer Charli XCX has been accused of plagiarizing the V-pop song "Đi Đu Đưa Đi" of the Vietnamese V-pop singer Bích Phương which came out on 28 August 2019 for her UK pop song "Used To Know Me" which came out on 18 March 2022.


    am i wrong? Charlie XCX used Bich Phuong melody!!!!!!! :

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    Bích Phương - Đi đu đưa đi x Charli XCX - Used To Know Me :

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    Some people said that Bích Phương and Charli XCX both took the same sample of the song US pop song "Show Me Love" that was released on 13 Octobre 1990.


    Sample(s) from Charli XCX's 'Used to Know Me' :

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    Charli XCX DID NOT plagiarize Bich Phuong, lets take a listen :

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    18 August 2019 :

    BÍCH PHƯƠNG - Đi Đu Đưa Đi (Official M/V) :

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    18 March 2022 :

    Charli XCX - Used To Know Me [Official Visualiser] :

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    i was gonna say it sounds like a much older song that i don't know the name of, but it was exactly the one mentioned here.


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    so imma say no. :nct6:

    ok but ngl XCX's and BÍCH PHƯƠNG's are similar in tone, style, and subject( ok I'll give that one a pass becoz it really isn't the same)


    more so than the ones people claimed to have been sampled.


    I'd say also there could be a healthy bit of convergent IP here, where people independently came up with the same sequence of notes.

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