Necesito tips para aguantar en el show de rubius, porque mi tensión de 9, mi ansiedad a la gente, mi 0 resistencia física y la humedad + el calor que hará en diciembre, terminare desmayada antes de que empiece el show
Whenever I saw his smile in the first picture, I was so proud of him but my heart broke into pieces at the same time.
I remember it was taken during the time he received a lot of hatred without any specific reason. He received slander, dts, hate bc of his songs, and insults for almost a month (or two?) during the tour, and until now, we still don't know the reason why he was treated like that.
Wz's protect account worked so hard at that time, and we kept tweeting with 우지 just to clear his name. We shed tears and were so touched bc I remember at that time, Carats always cheered for him loudly whenever he spoke for his ment (at the concert).
That time was so hard yet he remained silent and still gave his prettiest smile to us. When a carat asked him what he wished for a new year, instead of wishing to be healthy or successful, he said, “I hope there aren't many people who dislike us.”
He is a very kind and strong person. He has never shown his vulnerable side, never done anything that harms others, never committed any wrongdoing, and has never had a stain on his career. He has never sought sympathy so that others would defend him, never spoken badly about anyone (not even the haters), and has never been arrogant about everything he has until now.
There are so many things I admire about him and I learn a lot from him 😌🩷
This is gonna be the last time I'm stuck with the drama that some entities created.
1. This dude has a name. His name is SEVENTEEN Dino.
2. SEVENTEEN is a self-produced group indeed, and no.. it's not the case. Why? Because Dino doesn't do anything illegal in his song.
3. Since you all act high and mighty, I'll attach the whole essay @Moonismean wrote under this tweet, tho I know your lazy ass might not read shit but okay.. Here the summarize her writings based on music theory and the copyright law perspective.
Although "Micheo Micheo" and "Hando-Chogua" share some melodic patterns, this alone does not indicate plagiarism because:
✨ The songs are in different keys (C♯ minor vs. D minor).
✨ They have different tempos (75 BPM vs. 70 BPM).
✨ They use different chord progressions.
✨ Both are based on the Yonanuki pentatonic scale, a five-note scale that is a defining characteristic of Korean trot and Japanese enka. Since the genre relies on a limited set of notes, some melodic similarities are naturally expected.
The research by ethnomusicologist Christine Yano, who found that nearly all the enka melodies she studied used the same scale, reinforcing that these musical elements are common genre conventions rather than unique creations.
To support the argument legally, here are several copyright cases:
✨ Gray v. Hudson (2022). Common scales and chord progressions are not copyrightable.
✨ Structured Asset Sales v. Sheeran (2024). Frequently used chord progressions cannot be exclusively owned by one artist.
✨ Skidmore v. Led Zeppelin (2020). A combination of common musical elements is not enough to prove infringement.
✨ Johnny Only v. Pinkfong (Korean Supreme Court, 2025). Using a public-domain folk melody does not give exclusive rights over the underlying musical material.
Conclusion:
Copyright protects original creative expression, not shared musical building blocks. Similarities arising from a common scale, genre conventions, or standard chord structures are expected and, by themselves, are not evidence of plagiarism. Therefore, overlap between the two songs is argued to be a consequence of the conventions of pentatonic trot music rather than copying.
4. Picheolin is a cosplay of someone's artsy parody? Well no, I can write the whole essay about the lore of Picheolin if you want to know, but i guess you wouldn't care, so what's the use of me serving you many things?
5. Where are his balls? He has balls to create things, and successfully build his alter ego's whole image branding to be widely known.
And now, my turn, where's you balls to prove the validity of your statement that Dino has plagiarized? Give us your theory and proof (don't use the 'he did it first' card, it's boring).
Why are you zooming it to the pixels?
Let's see what the Chinese producer actually said and what this DAW analysis actually means, shall we?
The giant image slapped on the video screen is the producer's official summary report. The text explicitly states:
"If the overlap was high, you wouldn't see the distinct red and green notes. The melodic overlap between the two choruses DOES NOT EXCEED 30%."
Zooming in on a 2-second micro-bar where 3 or 4 notes temporarily align to claim "70% plagiarism" is basic cherry-picking.
The producer literally titled his video "问题不大" ("No Big Problem" / "Not an Issue").
He made the video to DEBUNK the plagiarism allegations, not to support them.
Stop cropping screenshots and twisting comment sections when the actual software alignment, music theory, and the producer himself say there is no plagiarism.
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no use crying on spilled milk but i really do hope their staff takes extra care and precautions with the girls for the next tour because istg if dahyun cries like this bcs she missed out again..💔💔💔