
The Chainsmokers are taking some heat for the similarities between their tour and that Twenty One Pilots.
Fans the pop/rock band have gone as far to say the EDM duo is blatantly “ripping f” The Bandito Tour with the World War Joy Tour. Both are massive world tours currently underway.
Tyler Joseph and Josh Dun launched The Bandito Tour nearly a year ago, in October 2018, and are still selling out shows. Meanwhile, Alex Pall and Drew Taggert launched their highly anticipated World War Joy Tour this past Wednesday.
Since then, a swarm tweets have surfaced calling out The Chainsmokers for their alleged plagiarism. Comparisons have been drawn between both tours’ use torch flame and floating stages.
Read some the tweets below – and see what The Chainsmokers had to say in response at the bottom.
twenty one pilots tickets got sold out? no worries! the chainsmokers are gonna put on a show exactly like the one you wanted pic.twitter.com/bp21kvtfKt
— ghada (@plaincab) September 26, 2019
ok you cannot call THIS just a trend that a lot bands/ artists are doing. this is a very distinct, UNIQUE, twenty one pilots thing and the chainsmokers are just… ripping it f… jesus christ. pic.twitter.com/gTTTSc4ebR
— sara ♡ (@runawaycamino) September 26, 2019
the chainsmokers taking note how tyler and josh shit so they can bring a toilet on stage light it on fire and call it taco bell saga live
pic.twitter.com/NVgR39FY3H— alexa 24 (@HVYYDRTYSOUL) September 26, 2019
twenty one pilots:
the chainsmokers: pic.twitter.com/ICXw22EPci
— leanne (@covermejumpsuit) September 26, 2019
@ the chainsmokers, when tyler said "we're twenty one pilots and so are you" he didn't mean THIS pic.twitter.com/Pc10wq2UGI
— tiz misses tyler and josh ⊬ (@odetokeons) September 26, 2019
good morning to debby ending the chainsmokers' whole ass career. pic.twitter.com/zaVkOtME0W
— ?????? ✧ (@0detotrees) September 26, 2019
The Chainsmokers’ response:
we debuted the flares in march 2018 at ultra and have used them at 200+ shows since but sure keep saying we stole it pic.twitter.com/GSF1M3yv5h
— THE CHAINSMOKERS (@TheChainsmokers) September 26, 2019
H/T: Pop Buzz