Did PAIN Get Plagiarized For A Eurovision Song? PETER TÄGTGREN Weighs In

In case you have been being attentive to Eurovision 2024 in any respect, you very seemingly heard Croatian artist Child Lasagna and their second place music “Rim Tim Tagi Dim”. And in case you’re a steel fan, you then may’ve picked up that it sounds a little bit like Pain‘s 2021 single “Get together In My Head”.

Ache mastermind Peter Tägtgren weighed in on the similarities throughout an interview with Laureline Tilkin of Tuonela Journal, principally saying he does not care. Tägtgren stated he thought “Rim Tim Tagi Dim” was a enjoyable music and that Child Lasagna did really take a part of a Pain, that may solely imply individuals’s urge for food for steel is rising.

“I did not even hear it at first, and [comments about it] began popping up in all places. Individuals have been, like, ‘Oh, I feel Croatia stole your music,’ blah, blah, blah. And I used to be, like, ‘What? I do not hear it.’ I simply hear ‘woo hoo hoo’ [in the chorus], however you hear ‘woo hoo hoo ‘ in ‘I Love It Loud’ with Kiss since ’81 or no matter. So, for me, I used to be superb with that.

“After which, really, our bass participant defined, ‘Nicely, he has the identical type of determine of singing.’ No matter. I do not care. I assumed it was enjoyable. And I feel it is good that they put in a little bit bit steel on this Eurovision factor, like they did with the Lordi 15 years in the past. Whenever you get it proper, it will get fashionable. So individuals need extra steel.”

Tägtgren later added: “I imply, I’ve no downside, like I stated. I am honored, regardless that it does not say my identify on it. However you may perhaps really feel that he heard ‘Get together In My Head’ earlier than. So I am completely superb with that.”

You may take a look at each songs beneath. The entire industrial steel vibe is actually related, however calling this plagiarism looks like a step too far.