Shocking claim regarding Dilan Polat's 'Enerji' song!
A striking claim has been made regarding the song 'Enerji' by Dilan Polat, who is being held in custody on four separate charges, primarily 'money laundering' and 'tax evasion.' Energy therapist İsmail Yılmaz stated, "The words energy and synergy have been my slogans for years. Dilan Polat was inspired by me."
Engin and Dilan Polat, who are under investigation by the Anatolian Chief Public Prosecutor's Office for offenses including money laundering, violation of the Tax Procedure Law, and violation of the law on betting and games of chance in football and other sports events, were arrested and sent to prison last week.
A new claim has emerged regarding Dilan Polat, who is being tried while in custody.
IS THE SONG STOLEN?
It has been alleged that the song 'Enerci', which Polat released in the middle of the summer, is stolen.
İsmail Yılmaz, who has been an energy therapist for 13 years, claimed that the 'Energy' slogan belongs to him.
'SHE WAS INSPIRED BY ME'
Yılmaz said, "The words energy and synergy have been my slogans for years... I have expressed this many times on screen. Now, Dilan Polat was inspired by me. I am the one who made the word energy popular, and in this case, my energy has been stolen. I have no financial expectations for that slogan. But one could have made a phone call and said thank you when making that song," he said. (Günaydın)
News Source: 12punto
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