However, while Jiang Siming was preparing for the competition at home, some bad news began making waves online.
It was that after Jiang Siming won the Grammy Awards, many people had started plagiarizing his songs.
They took his original songs, copied the sheet music, changed the lyrics a little, and turned them into "new songs," then loudly proclaimed that they had written them themselves.
His "Archrival," "What's the Harm," "Luzhou Moon," "If It Was Then," and so on had all begun to be pirated and plagiarized.
These people casually altered a few minor parts, switched around the lyrics, and adapted them into their own works.
Some had even boldly put the plagiarized songs on major music platforms and charged people to listen.
If Jiang Siming hadn't livestreamed every day and noticed that many fans were reporting the matter in the comments, he would still have been completely in the dark.
Those guys were like people shearing wool, repeatedly taking advantage of him, their fat sheep.
They had even taken Jiang Siming's English and Japanese songs, turned them into Chinese songs, and shamelessly flaunted them everywhere as their own compositions.
After learning about it, Jiang Siming had no intention of letting them off.
He didn't really care about people plagiarizing his English and Japanese songs, but plagiarizing songs by Brother Song was absolutely unacceptable!
He had worked so hard to bring Brother Song's songs before everyone because he didn't want those classic songs to be forgotten.
He had never intended to make money from Brother Song's songs, either. In fact, he hadn't made his fortune through music at all—he relied on gaming.
Music wasn't even his side business. He had merely sung a few songs when he first started livestreaming and gained a great many fans as a result.
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