Justin Bieber and his plagiarism controversy

No matter how secure you try to avoid it. The career of Canadian singer Justin Bieber never fails to be full of controversy. Having been criticized by a semi-nude photo spread in their social networks, a new scandal came to put into question the veracity of one of its best sque topic has been well appreciated by public opinion (perhaps the only).

Casey Dienel, an artist also known as White Hinterland, filed a lawsuit against Bieber for allegedly plagiarizing the main melody of the song Sorry. According to the singer, sounds belong to a song released by her in 2014 with the title Ring the Bell, and were used without their permission.

Although hearing both sides the similarity in the first chord note, there has been so far a response from Bieber and his team admitting the situation that, if proven, could also tarnish the work of Skrillex, one of the minds behind the Sorry success.

Allegedly, Dienel had already tried to have a direct conversation with Bieber, but she says it was not atentida. For this, he told the international media: "Justin Bieber is the world's greatest artist, and I'm sure he and his team launched a full attack against me. But in the end, they left me no choice. I think I have an obligation to get firm and defend my music and my art. "

Listen to the two songs here: