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Was Daft Punk's Get Lucky stolen from YouTube star Zack Kim?

The discovery of a YouTube performance that sounds strikingly like Daft Punk's smash hit Get Lucky has ignited debate across the Internet.

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Before there was Daft Punk's Get Lucky there was Zack Kim.

At least that's what some eagle-eyed internet sleuths would have you believe.

The French electronic duo's feel-good hit Get Lucky was released earlier this year to critical acclaim, reaching the top 10 charts in over 32 countries.

But now it's been discovered that the song bears an eerie resemblance to a performance by 30-year-old South Korean guitarist Zack Kim.

The song, entitled Robot Dance was originally uploaded to the popular video sharing website YouTube in January, 2011 and has since garnered over 630,000 views.

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YouTube's community is divided as to whether it is a coincidence or evidence of something less innocent.

What do you think? Have a listen and judge for yourself.

YouTube users are engaged in a fierce debate as to whether or not the similarities are a coincidence or something more sinister. - See more at: http://www.metro.us/newyork/entertainment/2013/09/03/video-was-daft-punk-get-lucky-stolen/#sthash.Piu8crvo.dpuf

YouTube users are engaged in a fierce debate as to whether or not the similarities are a coincidence or something more sinister. - See more at: http://www.metro.us/newyork/entertainment/2013/09/03/video-was-daft-punk-get-lucky-stolen/#sthash.Piu8crvo.dpuf


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