Analyzing AP Dhillons Career built off of Stolen/Copied/“Heavily Inspired” Tracks.

AP Dhillon’s Career of Copying/Stealing/Being Heavily Inspired/“Sampling”

1.  “Fake” – Copied from Lil Loaded’s “Opps On Fire.”

2.  “Arrogant” – Copied from NAV’s “Baguettes in the Face.”

3.  “Most Wanted” – Copied from WC’s “The Streets” featuring Snoop Dogg.

4.  “Deadly” – Copied from Tupac’s “Picture Me Rollin’.”

5.  “Droptop” – Copied from Lil Baby’s “How.”

6.  “Majhail” – Copied from Fat Joe’s “What’s Luv?”

7.  “Excuses” – Copied from The Weeknd’s “I Feel It Coming.”

8.  “Insane” – Copied from The Weeknd’s “Starboy.”

9.  “Drip” – Copied from Roddy Ricch’s “The Box.”

10. “Fate” – Copied from NAV’s “Call Me.”

11. “Summer High” – Copied from Tame Impala’s “The Less I Know the Better.”

12. “True Stories” – Copied from Lil Uzi Vert’s “I Just Wanna Rock.”

13. “With You” – Music video copied from Prabh’s “9:45.” ( To avoid backlash he followed prabh on instagram a week before dropping the video )

Discography Analysis

AP Dhillon has released a total of 53 tracks, including: • 2 Studio Albums • 3 Extended Plays (EPs) • 48 Singles

Out of his entire discography, 13 tracks are identified as having copied or heavily drawn inspiration from other artists’ works, making up 24.5% of his total output.

This percentage highlights a recurring pattern of unoriginality in his music, raising concerns about the creative integrity behind his rise to fame.