And again, Beyoncé 'fessed up to drawing on the Cuccarini video for "inspiration." But neither Cuccarini nor Beyoncé can be found crediting Kagemu. The UK's Daily Mail did a good side-by-side comparison of the two pop performances. Cuccarini's performance, however, already borrowed heavily from Japanese artist Kagemu's "Black Sun" interactive performance in 2009. With "Run the World (Girls)," notably Beyoncé's performance of the song on the Billboard Awards a few weeks ago, the unusual matching of dance to a bold digital backdrop was recognized as an almost frame-by-frame copy of a 2010 performance by Italian pop star Lorella Cuccarini. Yes, said Beyoncé, her dancing in that piece was "inspired by" and a "tribute to" Fosse. With "Single Ladies" and its wrist-popping, hip-swiveling choreography, comparisons were made to the identifiable style of late musical theater choreographer Bob Fosse ( Chicago, Sweet Charity, Damn Yankees). Now the digital effects and dancing for the video of Beyoncé Knowles' new single "Run the World (Girls)" have some critics and fans buzzing about similarities to other artists' work.
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