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One of ’s creative partners has denied claims that Glover “stole” the music for his “” from a March 2016 song called “” by New York rapper. Fam Rothstein is a co-principal of the creative agency Wolf + Rothstein (which is comprised of himself, Donald Glover, and Wolf Taylor), and he also co-produced the for “This Is America.” This morning, in response to a that Glover “stole the song,” Rothstein tweeted: “The internet is a place of no consequences. I hate that Toronto Akademiks/every white blogger can say something as gospel and y’all take it.
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This song is 3 yrs old, and we have Pro Tools files to prove it.” (The tweet has since been deleted.) Allegations of plagiarism against Glover this past weekend, with Redditors citing comments on Jase Harley’s. Someone wrote to Harley, “People are saying Donald Glover bit your song ‘American Pharoah’ with ‘This Is America.’ What do you think?” Harley responded, “I always felt my song inspired it lol from the first time I heard it.” Harley, “It’s cool tho. Glad they liked my song. Gundam grade chart. It’s all love.” He also wrote that “a shout out would be cool,” that it’s “dope [he] could’ve had some influence on the record,” and that “all artist get inspired by others.” Earlier today, Harley shared an Instagram post addressing the controversy. “I feel extremely humbled to be recognized and labeled as one or the original inspirations for one of the most important pieces of music and visual art of our time,” he wrote. He then asked that “this controversy” not “dilute the message me and [Glover] are trying to convey.” He continued, “We are speaking about injustices we’ve encountered and he’s helped to provide a platform for all our voices to be heard. Let’s not discredit him for that!” Read Harley’s full statement below.