Digg China: 2010 World Expo Theme Song Plagiarized By Japanese

2010/10/13

2010 World Expo Theme Song Plagiarized By Japanese – digg china

From KDS:

A 1997 Japanese song has plagiarized our 2010 World Expo theme song!

Japan is so shameless, actually plagiarizing our 2010 World Expo theme song!

Don’t believe it? Compare the two songs below:

This is also spreading on the popular Chinese social network Kaixin001.

Comments from KDS:

老帮瓜:

Japanese people are very shameless~

Taishukan:

LZ knows too much.

花生酱尼桑:

Having never heard the World Expo theme song, what kind of person am I?

John_wu:

Who plagiarized who? LZ, figure it out and then report back.

闹弄踏瘪特:

[Responding to the above comment]

You are not too suited for going on the internet.

古月 SIR:

Japan has always been a low-class country that only knows how to plagiarize. Aside from plagiarism, what else can they produce?

黑色口罩:

The S/B Hui jokes are just beginning.

[世博会 = shi bo hui = World Expo. Shi Bo = SB = SB = a new nickname and joke for the 2010 Shanghai World Expo]

小光头:

And the Americans plagiarized our Haibao [The 2010 Shanghai World Expo mascot]!

[When Haibao was revealed, a Chinese person noticed that it looked like a cartoon character on the old American television show, "Growing Pains". That character was Gumby.]

蛋你个头啊:

I listened to it closely several times, and it is basically the exact same, except for the 2010 being played/sung slower only.

无敌怪叔叔:

When the Japanese go visit the World Expo and hear this song…sigh, it will be so embarrassing.
In Japan, Mayo Okamoto [the Japanese singer] is a relatively well-known singer, many people know her [so this will be a big scandal for her].