Remember the Voros twins, who went viral for the way they said DaVinci and then became the “DaVinky” twins? They’ve been called out for lifting at least three TikToks from another creator.
Earlier this month, Marie Pax noticed that one of her TikToks from Aug. 10 about writing the “song of the summer” was copied by Chris and Patrick Voros, who have more than 2.8 million followers on TikTok. They didn’t credit Pax, who has more than 77,000 followers, and the duo brazenly used the fake sheet music she created for the video.
Pax added that they were mutuals before the incident (she’s now blocked) and that the Voros twins previously stole another TikTok of hers back in January. She posted their interaction after she messaged them about it. The pair apologized for not giving credit and said they don’t get paid for their TikToks, because there’s no Creator Fund in Canada (yet). But they definitely make money from sponsorships, appearances, and Cameos.
@marie.pax Replying to @Owl-Boy ♬ original sound – Marie Pax
In another video, Pax claims she discovered they “actually stole three” of her TikToks, the third being a video about the Mona Lisa that Pax posted first, though the Voros twins’ version got much more engagement. They also apparently deleted their comment apologizing to Pax.
“I feel like them paraphrasing the same apology as before means they’re probably not very sorry,” one commenter said.
@marie.pax Replying to @vorostwins ♬ original sound – Marie Pax
Others wondered how many creators they’ve stolen from, and a search of TikTok reveals others with similar claims.
@ronanconley #duet with @vorostwins #stolenvideo #youstolemycontent #davinchi #mikewazowski #vorostwins ♬ original sound – vorostwins
@theprivateschool Bro WHYYYYYY
♬ original sound – ThePrivateSchool
The Daily Dot reached out to Pax via Instagram DM and the Voros twins via email for comment.
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