![[instiz] LE SSERAFIM’S ANOK YAI CAMPAIGN VIDEO REFERENCE REIGNITED](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/a/AVvXsEiV-OvAuT5Giwd_SIFrf9wa21I55fRrImxU3pAtGWmKg24K4C4N8BzDTtA5n5vG7ppn8pbmHx8ypQZPJuM-E14Q24Ut4V11bJgiIiz453qB_onLZX22AsdIlSAGxX_clnhHgMo7Z4lkm9N8V8r4fZ8k8ZMCxamFeBYx6PTOl_GPZ244wGSu-nIs5VOqHTqE=w1200-h630-p-k-no-nu "[instiz] LE SSERAFIM’S ANOK YAI CAMPAIGN VIDEO REFERENCE REIGNITED")
This is Anok Yai’s campaign video
The campaign video came out first, and an international fan raised the issue, but it was from a troll account, and it was dismissed
However, after watching the full video, the part that appears for 40 seconds is exactly the same, so the discussion has started again.
This is LE SSERAFIM’s first work after they changed directors
original post: here
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2. This company is honestly hopeless
3. At this point, they’re doing this on purpose for noise marketing. Every time I hear about LE SSERAFIM’s plagiarism issues, I know they’re coming back
4. Is their concept “plagiarism” at this rate? ㅋ
5. This is so similar, I’m speechless
6. their fans must be having a hard time
7. They’re at it again… Why are they resorting to this tactic? Why are people always calling it a reference? Just call it for what it is, a copy
8. But every time they come out, it’s always this kind of issue. At this rate, it feels like they’re just playing around
9. How many albums have they released already? And they’ve also changed directors… I’m going to keep boycotting
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