Well-Known GL Duo’s Promotional Video Allegedly Copies K-Pop Girl Group

LingOrm is facing plagiarism accusations over their latest promo video!

The controversy began when Thailand’s popular GL duo’s promo for HER & HERS LINGORM 1st FANCON dropped, and fans noticed it looked almost identical to Red Velvet – Irene & Seulgi’s “TILT” brand film from May 2025.

Channel 3 Thailand released LingOrm’s clip starring Sirilak “Lingling” Kwong and Kornnaphat “Orm” Sethratanapong. The duo rose to fame from the 2024 drama The Secret of Us and 2025’s Only You.

The promo’s black-and-white shots, dramatic shadows, and red-tinted scenes strongly mirror Irene & Seulgi’s visuals. Both videos open with nearly the same framing, and even the flower and flame imagery matches perfectly.

LingOrm promo

| Ch3Thailand/YouTube

Irene & Seulgi “TILT” brand film

| Red Velvet/YouTube

Soon after the promo dropped, fans blew up Twitter calling out Channel 3 Thailand.

อะๆ https://t.co/1bLTm8YAhN pic.twitter.com/IuYOhvL2lX

— k (토끼여기) (@kbaeiim) September 19, 2025

This is funny af cause I was shocked the trailer looked good but ofc it wasn’t their idea ch3 the worst company pic.twitter.com/s3vxhIwYcY

— Jo ࿐ (@Pajamanews2) September 19, 2025

TILT Concept too good that top GL pair has to plagiarise https://t.co/uliYvhS4yc

— 슬이시 | Baby, Not Baby (@seulseasy) September 19, 2025

Channel 3 Thailand responded with an apology, admitting the similarities and blaming the production team for the concept oversight.

Official Statement Regarding the Promotional Video of ‘HER & HERS LINGORM 1st FANCON’

With reference to the promotional video for ‘HER & HERS LINGORM 1st FANCON’ released on 9 September 2025, we have been made aware that certain parts of the video bear similarities to…

— LingOrm Harmony  (@LingOrmHarmony) September 19, 2025

Fans aren’t buying the excuse.

Unintentionally? This is blatant plagiarism. You owe them much more than an apology, because doing something like this goes against professional ethics, and the team that worked on and developed this concept deserves to be properly credited. @RVsmtown pic.twitter.com/WPqPs3zfKq https://t.co/CGMbg5eqsF

— (@baetoq) September 19, 2025

“TILT” was already a bold, talked-about comeback film, making these plagiarism claims even bigger in the K-pop and GL fandoms.

Watch the original “TILT” below to see the similarities for yourself: