JAKARTA - Happy Asmara has just launched her newest song, Tukangku Sayang (Dear My Plumber -transl). The song, which tells the story of a woman who falls in love with a construction worker, was first released on the official Happy Asmara Youtube account. In a short time, this song was also used by netizens as a background song for social media content.
However, in the midst of the crowds of netizens who used this song, some netizens revealed that there were irregularities in the lyrics, arrangements, and video clips of the song Tukangku Sayang. Even these irregularities quickly spread on social media and were widely discussed by netizens.
Many content creators also ended up discussing the oddity of this song by uploading content on their respective social media accounts with some findings that were considered odd in this song.
One of the oddities was initially revealed by an account named @dee.nurf on the Tiktok platform which stated that the arrangement of the song Tukangku Sayang sung by Happy Asmara is very similar to the jingle of a well-known cement brand.
"The second mystery song came from a singer from Indonesia, it turns out that the singer's latest single Happy Asmara is very similar to the Official Jingle of a famous cement product," said Dee.Nurf while playing the singer's latest single, Happy Asmara.
Another oddity was also revealed by another TikTok account, namely @Rizalmaihandraa who discussed the lyrics of the song, where the lyrics of the song from verse 1 to the bridge of the initial letters of the lyrics, if sorted, will form a certain word.
"This is the second fact that I didn't expect, look at the screencap of the lyrics above, if you are a lover of my riddles, surely you will understand what is strange, especially if you are observant," said Rizalmaihendra in one of his TikTok content Friday (3 /3/22).
This has reaped various responses from netizens and content creators. Some think Happy Asmara plagiarized the arrangement of a cement brand, others think this song is part of a brand's campaign.
Until this news was revealed, there has been no response from Happy Asmara or the brand whose jingle is considered plagiarized.
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