Copyright law has become one of the most common topics in the entertainment industry in recent years. In the past, there were various plagiarism problems related to the original novels of TV series. For example, "Three Lives Three Worlds Ten Miles of Peach Blossom" was accused of plagiarism, and some creators Issues such as the popular rights protection drama "Life Is Like the First Meeting" have caused a lot of discussion, and there have been incidents on the Internet, but in the end most of them have not been followed up.

Nowadays, the fire of protecting copyright is burning in the music world. Within a day, two singers will be promoted to popularity due to copyright issues. Liang Bo, who participated in Zhejiang Satellite TV's "The Voice of China" in 2012 and won the championship, gained a lot of popularity due to his participation in the music program "I Am a Singer and Composer" in 2020.

Liang Bo has always been a powerful singer. His songs "Boy", "Miss You", "Sunset Boulevard" and "Appear and Leave" have also been favored by fans. Yu Xi, a female singer who couldn't be beaten, once again brought Liang Bo into popularity due to copyright infringement. Yu Xi is a female singer signed by Jiyun Culture. She has 90,000 fans on Weibo. Maybe most people don't know her very well, but many people should have heard of her songs, such as "Boy" and "Appear and Leave".

That’s right, both poems and songs are Liang Bo’s original songs. Originally, it was very common for singers to cover songs. Many singers would sing other singers' songs when participating in variety shows or activities, but they would not publish them on music websites under their own names. Yu Xi does not shy away from singing Kwon's cover songs.

As early as 2018, Yuxi released Liang Bo’s original song "Boy" under his own name. The song was labeled as Yuxi’s latest single, and it was released on various music websites or Standard songs for a fee. It's true that he bullies Liang Bo, but his fans can't afford to offend him.

In 2020, Yu Xi repeated his old trick and sang a cover of Liang Bo's "Appear and Leave". When questioned by Liang Bo's fans, Yu Xi plausibly criticized the fans on Weibo and said this. The copyright for the song was purchased, but after Liang Bo's fans around the world learned about Liang Bo's company, the response was that the copyright had not been sold. After the incident was exposed on August 8, it quickly aroused strong reactions.

The key is the song "Appear and Leave". Liang Bo himself has not released it, but Yuxi released it first. Moreover, the creative copy of the song highly recommended by Jiyun Culture was written as "Popular singer Yu Xi's new latest single "Appear and Leave"". After fans criticized it, the creative copy was changed twice, namely "Popular singer Yu Xi's new single "Appear and Leave". The cover song's latest single "Appear and Leave"" and "The popular singer Yu Xi's new cover song's latest single "Appear and Leave cover Liang Bo"".

Of course, such indifferent and insincere statements could not calm the fans’ anger. Some fans deliberately went to QQ Music to screenshot the song’s information, and then launched a public attack on Yuxi on the Internet. The mouth is golden. The mentality of fans is very clear: they must take down the infringing songs, issue an apology or statement of infringement, and follow the procedures to compensate Liang Bo and the company for all losses.

After Jiyun Culture changed its Weibo copy three times, it was still unable to quell public outrage and had already deleted the relevant Weibo content. Yu Xi did not make a clear statement on this matter, but simply cleared Weibo. Unlike Liang Bo, another singer Shang Wenjie was questioned about infringement. The famous lyricist Wen Ya posted a diss about Shang Wenjie on Weibo, saying, "The face can be changed, it can be turned, but it cannot be stopped."

The reason is that when Shang Wenjie participated in a variety show, she called herself a Chinese version of the song "By the Clear Spring", called "Dream of the Floating Bridge". This statement angered the lyricist of this song, Wen Ya, who claimed that except for a few French lyrics that were directly quoted in the song, all the other lyrics were written by him.

The response from Shang Wenjie's studio was that the description problem caused Wenya to be confused about what Shang Wenjie said, and Shang Wenjie's original intention was that Shang Wenjie sang a Chinese version of this song. It was not because they had translated the original song lyrics into Chinese. Fans also criticized Shang Wenjie on Weibo one after another, saying that Wenya did not take Shang Wenjie seriously by grabbing other people's words to cause a scolding war.

Subsequently, Shang Wenjie’s studio also issued a warning statement. The studio stated that it reserves the right to pursue legal grounds for the use of ambiguity to spread false information. What do you think?