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Chen Yi Slams YouTuber Couple Over Alleged Plagiarism in Children's Brand

From Liberty Times · () Chinese

Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

At a glance

News Named sources Outcome reported
  • Internet celebrity Chen Yi criticized YouTuber Ah Cai's wife, Er Bo, for alleged plagiarism in her children's brand hahababy.
  • Chen Yi accused the couple of poor crisis management and selling "copycat" products to unsuspecting consumers.
  • She also pointed out that Er Bo frequently wears other brands like Calvin Klein in her personal life, not her own brand's products.

Internet celebrity Chen Yi has sharply criticized Er Bo, the wife of popular YouTuber Ah Cai, over alleged plagiarism in her children's brand, hahababy. Chen Yi accused the couple of treating the public like "idiots" with their crisis management response to the controversy. "They are shameless," Chen Yi stated during a livestream, questioning the thickness of their support base if they believed such explanations would be accepted. She directly addressed the plagiarism issue, suggesting the couple's claims were unbelievable. Chen Yi further mocked the brand by questioning why Er Bo would wear "haha copy" instead of the authentic SOUใƒปSOU designs, implying it was embarrassing. She also criticized Er Bo for personally modeling the brand's clothing without effectively showcasing its features. Adding to her critique, Chen Yi pointed out that Er Bo often wears other brands, specifically mentioning Calvin Klein, in her personal life, rather than her own hahababy products. "Er Bo herself wears CK, she doesn't wear hahababy," Chen Yi asserted, suggesting that Er Bo was essentially selling her own brand's products to "suckers" while not wearing them herself. The comments have reignited discussion surrounding the brand's alleged design copying.

They are shameless.

โ€” Chen YiChen Yi directly criticized Ah Cai and Er Bo's response to the plagiarism allegations.
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Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.