@LivvaLovely The funniest part is that the red-green contrast is clearly 30%, then a language trap was used to say that the overlap does not exceed 30%. Isn't the red part different? The difference is only 30%, while the same is 70%.
I even doubt that this illustrator is false flag supporter
@LivvaLovely This is what your fans have made. Images using midi from these two songs, with the red parts representing non-overlapping areas and the green parts representing overlapping ones.
@LivvaLovely Yes, we just need to confirm that the chorus melodies of the two songs are identical, and there's no need to discuss other unrelated topics.
@LivvaLovely I'm referring to solfège(Chinese called : 宫(do)、商(re)、角(mi)、徵(sol)羽(La)); English is not my native language, so the translation might be inaccurate.
@LivvaLovely This video is just about rap titles, so it doesn't matter if we're talking about similar melodies! Ah, you might not have a musical foundation, so I can't explain it to you, after all, I'm not a music teacher either.
@LivvaLovely world is in black and white ,So you're saying you know your artist has issues, but because you like him, you'll help him find various reasons and explanations to avoid mistakes. So I understand you. Keep going.
@LivvaLovely Because debates arise from similarities, I believe that a just person should speak up for copyright rather than just protecting the artists they like.