Taiwanese singer Elaine Ho apologises for plagiarising IU's 'Palette' music video

By VIVIEN LIM

Elaine Ho has been called out by fans for plagiarism. Photo: YouTube

Taiwanese singer Elaine Ho has come under fire for allegedly plagiarising K-Pop singer IU in her latest music video.

On the April 16, Ho uploaded the music video for her single, To Love or Not. Immediately, fans began to comment on the similarities between Ho’s music video and the video for IU’s 2017 song, Palette.

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