Selena Gomez
is facing accusations from
artist Sarah Bahbah
, who claims Selena
ripped off
her artistic style in her latest
music video
, "Love On." This isn't the first time Selena has been accused of this, as back in 2018, her "Back to You" video sparked similar allegations.
Sarah Bahbah is known for her unique photography style and use of
subtitles
in her work.
She has collaborated with big names in the industry and gained a significant following on social media. Sarah expressed her disappointment in seeing Selena's new video, stating it resembled her own work too closely.
In a detailed video shared on social media, Sarah pointed out the similarities between her artwork and scenes from Selena's music video. She emphasized the importance of addressing such issues, especially for women of color and independent artists like herself.
This controversy highlights the ongoing discussion about artistic integrity and plagiarism in the entertainment industry. While Sarah expressed her desire to collaborate with Selena in the future, she felt it was crucial to speak out against what she perceived as imitation of her style.
The accusations have stirred conversation online, with many people discussing the boundaries of artistic inspiration and originality. As the debate continues, it raises questions about the influence of social media and the importance of crediting and respecting artists' work.
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