Seriously, if this is your idea of trying to overshadow the queen of plagarism Beyonce, I think you really need to rethink your strategy. Less than two weeks after causing controversy for plagarizing scenes from Livvi Franc's I'm That Bitch for her Lay It On Me video, KRow is under fire yet again for doing the same thing in her latest video Down For Whatever, which premiered last night. She got a slide because director Sarah Chatfield directed both videos so she basically plagarized herself. But now Kelly has swagga-jacked clips from Freemasons feat. Wynter Gordon's dance hit Believer for her latest video, and the road to originality is looking good at all.
I've said this before and I will say it again. Not only does Sarah's unoriginal ass need her director's card revoked, but Kelly needs to seriously sit down and restrategize her entire career. Not only am I disappointed that you as a singer pussed out and opted to play it safe with adding generic R&B tracks on your album instead of mixing it up with edgy dance tracks (which had you taking the club scene and Europe by storm), but you've been releasing corny music videos to boot. Sure it looks good visually, but where's the substance. It's why your album isn't selling. I guess at the end of the day you should be grateful that you have a steady check coming in with UK X Factor.
Note to directors: Stop ripping off lesser-known artists to make your mainstream artists look good. They gays will find out and cut you for it because although things have mainstreamed as far as gays in pop culture go, some of us are still on the pulse of what's cool and edgy.
Check out Down For Whatever and Believer below and draw your own conclusion.
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