Tyla’s Response to LE SSERAFIM “Smart”?

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  1. This comment section is bothering me. There seems to be a large misunderstanding as to what’s happening. All black fans did was point out that Smart was clearly inspired by Tyla’s water. (This is due not only to the genre itself, but the fact the outfits were similar, they did the same dance move she did, and they even changed their accent.) That’s it. No one is upset, nor are they claiming that it’s plagiarism.

    A lot of kpop fans don’t realize that kpop since its inception has been inspired by black culture, and so black kpop fans were simply making an observation that Water’s popularity is the newest inspiration. They’re also pointing out how silly these fans look when they’re being racist to that black model by saying "keep kpop korean", and here goes that same kpop group that they’re a fan of mimicking a black artist.

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  2. I think mostly people are unhappy with the racist comments that were thrown at the black model by the assumed to be fans so when they realised a song that is generally from a black background it felt effy also the fact there is no black producer for the song so it feels weird. I get people being defensive a lot of things from africa or the black community in general has been stolen so i think most people just want acknowledgement. Hire a black producer or get a black person involved or give the necessary credits everything will be fine. I remember a song from TXT went viral among the black community simply because they involved a black person. If you think about where the black community comes from and what they currently undergo it seems fair to acknowledge it.

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  3. I heard a song similar to Water before I listened to both Water and Smart. Tyla didn't create this sort of style and even if she did, I think it's still fine for the team behind this song to make a song similar to Water.

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  4. I’m South African, and I was so happy when I heard smart come out cause it’s amapiano in the backround and bro i love kpop and i love amapiano so i think no one should be hating on le serafim and tyla

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  5. If WATER is your first afrobeats song, ofcourse everything with a hint of afrobeats will get you thinking PLAGIARISM…..wait till you hear amapiano😅, it's all the same…..yet different 😂😂😂so stop tripping

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  6. Oh my gosh two songs in a similar genre have similar chord progressions in one specific bar of the song. 🤦‍♀️ Jesus the haters really are reaching these days. It’s not the like the most memorable parts of the songs are all that similar, besides having similar vibes. “Smart” gives me more “Calm Down” by Rema with Selena. But even then…it’s mostly because they’re a similar genre.

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