# JYP Entertainment sues distributor OneSync and its CEO, alleging they copied Stray Kids member HAN’s track and uploaded it to streaming services as ‘yungzzz’

- URL: https://talkfuse.com/story/jyp-entertainment-sues-distributor-onesync-and-its-ceo-alleging-they-copied-stray-kids-member-hans-track-and-uploaded-it-to-streaming-services-as-yungzzz/
- Published: 2026-11-09T12:55:03+00:00
- Updated: 2026-11-09T21:57:43+00:00
- Original publisher: Music Business Worldwide
- Original article: https://www.musicbusinessworldwide.com/jyp-entertainment-sues-distributor-onesync-and-its-ceo-alleging-they-copied-stray-kids-member-hans-track-and-uploaded-it-to-streaming-services-as-yungzzz/
- Topics: Business, Companies, Entertainment, Music, Trending, TV, Weird & Viral

## Key points

- JYP alleges HAN’s track was copied and released as “yungzzz”.
- The track reportedly reached services four days after JYP’s YouTube release.
- JYP seeks damages and an order stopping further distribution.

## Summary

JYP Entertainment has sued OneSync Media and its chief executive, Miles Gaines, alleging they copied Stray Kids member HAN’s recording “back to life” and distributed it without permission under the name “yungzzz”. The case matters because it claims the defendants also removed or falsified credits, misrepresenting who performed and owned the recording.

JYP says it released a pre-release video on YouTube on 9 May and that the copied track appeared on streaming services around 13 May, with an Apple Music release date of 15 May and a £0.79 download price. The company is seeking statutory damages of up to US$150,000 for infringement and up to US$25,000 per credits violation, or alternatively its actual losses and the defendants’ profits. It also asks the court to stop further distribution and award legal fees; the complaint does not specify a total damages figure.

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