# Stray Kids Label JYP Entertainment Sues Distributor Over ‘Stolen’ Track Upload

- URL: https://talkfuse.com/story/stray-kids-label-jyp-entertainment-sues-distributor-over-stolen-track-upload/
- Published: 2026-11-06T18:58:09+00:00
- Updated: 2026-11-06T19:35:27+00:00
- Original publisher: Billboard
- Original article: https://www.billboard.com/pro/stray-kids-label-jyp-entertainment-lawsuit-stolen-song/
- Topics: Entertainment, TV

## Key points

- JYP is suing OneSync and its founder over HAN’s track.
- The disputed recording appeared under the name “yungzzz”.
- Gaines says a third party submitted it and it has been removed.

## Summary

JYP Entertainment is suing DIY music distributor OneSync Music and its founder, Miles Gaines, over an alleged unauthorised upload of Stray Kids member HAN’s track “back to life”. The case concerns claims that a pirated recording was placed on streaming services to generate income, and highlights how music can be copied and distributed without the rights holder’s permission.

JYP says it released the track through a prerelease video on YouTube in May, then found a version on Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube under the artist name “yungzzz”. It alleges the upload used a recording taken from YouTube and had JYP’s copyright data removed, in breach of copyright law and the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. Gaines says a third party submitted the recording, that he was unaware of the upload and that it has since been removed; he says OneSync is reviewing its records and will co-operate with the legal process.

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