Nigerian Singer, Lyta Accused Of Plagiarizing K-Pop GOT7’s “Just Right” Music Video.

Popular Nigerian Singer, Lawal Opeyemi Raimi, known professionally as Lyta, has been accused of Plagiarizing K-Pop GOT7’s “Just Right” Music Video.

Fans of popular Korean Pop Singers, GOT7 are up in arms after discovering that Nigerian singer Lyta’s newly released music video has significant similarities with the group’s 2016 hit “Just Right”.

The music video for his latest track, “Hold Me Down”, dropped yesterday (August 14) and has already racked up over 300,000 views on YouTube. However, it didn’t take K-Pop fans long to notice the significant similarities between “Hold Me Down” and the music video for GOT7’s hit “Just Right”.

Just like “Hold Me Down”, GOT7’s “Just Right” starts with a girl sitting at a vanity table. Even the placement of the furniture and framing of the shot is the same in these two music videos.

Here is a video clip comparing both video below;

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CLsA2YsdPsc

Furious fans are calling on GOT7’s JYP Entertainment to take legal action, as well as asking Lyta to explain and apologize for the similarities.

See some comments below;

To: fan@jype.com

Subject: Plagiarism

"JYPE we saw similarities between Just Right MV and 'Hold me down' by Lyta. Please take action"

Attach the link and pictures below https://t.co/BXeQeOp0En#ApologizeLyta
Mass email Jype!@GOT7Official #GOT7 @jypnation pic.twitter.com/hyk9E6iijT

— GOT7 VOTING TEAM (@Got7VotingTeamm) August 15, 2020

Dude @official_lyta I'm happy for your first single, BUT I don't agree that you guys plagiarized the GOT7 Just Right video. You need to have your own creativity when producing. GOT7 works hard to get where it is, they need an apology.#ApologizeLyta#갓세븐 #GOT7 @GOT7Official pic.twitter.com/aidJHBtuCz

— Señorita Tuan || 𝒮𝓌𝒾𝓉𝒸𝒽 𝐼𝓉 𝒰𝓅♡ (@LaEsposadeMark) August 14, 2020