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Woozi Reacts to BBC Article Purporting AI Use in SEVENTEEN Lyrics

SEVENTEEN‘s Woozi has released a statement in response to a controversial BBC article that claimed the group used AI-generated lyrics in their songs.

BBC Article Suggests SEVENTEEN Songs Have AI-Generated Lyrics

On July 10, a BBC article entitled “Will K-pop’s AI experiment pay off?” speculated about the involvement of AI in the creation of SEVENTEEN’s 2024 song “MAESTRO.” The article also mentioned that the music video features an AI-generated scene and suggested that the album includes AI-generated lyrics.

Fans quickly reacted, claiming the journalist had twisted Woozi’s words. They also highlighted that Woozi’s actual statement was different from what was portrayed in the article. They also emphasized Woozi’s decade-long experience and his extensive list of self-produced songs as evidence of his integrity and dedication to music creation.

Woozi’s Reaction

On July 14, Woozi also addressed the controversy directly through a post in both English and Korean, stating, “All of SEVENTEEN’s music is written and composed by human creators.” This clear and firm response was also aimed at dispelling the misinformation and reaffirming the group’s commitment to authentic music production.

Fans were also delighted with Woozi’s straightforward response, praising him for standing up for himself and his group. Social media platforms were also flooded with supportive messages from fans who appreciated Woozi’s transparency and dedication to his craft. They also expressed their frustration over the misleading article, but also their admiration for Woozi’s professionalism in handling the situation.

Woozi’s statement has helped to clarify the group’s stance on music creation and has reinforced the trust between SEVENTEEN and their fanbase. By addressing the controversy head-on, Woozi also demonstrated his commitment to maintaining the group’s artistic integrity and ensuring that their hard work is accurately represented. This incident has also highlighted the importance of responsible journalism and the impact of misinformation on artists and their fans.

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