JYP Entertainment has filed a lawsuit against distributor OneSync and its founder Miles Gaines, accusing them of copying a track by Stray Kids member HAN and uploading it under another name. The lawsuit, filed in the US, claims OneSync copied HAN’s track back to life and uploaded it under the name of another artist. JYP Entertainment said the track was “stolen” and the company is seeking damages. The lawsuit was filed on 6 November 2025, and it names OneSync and Gaines as defendants.
The track, back to life, was released by HAN in 2023 as part of Stray Kids’ SKZ-RECORD series. JYP Entertainment said the track was “stolen” by OneSync, which uploaded it under the name of another artist. The company said the track was “copied” and the lawsuit claims OneSync “infringed” on JYP Entertainment’s copyright. JYP Entertainment is seeking damages and an injunction to stop OneSync from using the track.
Stray Kids JYP lawsuit details
The lawsuit claims OneSync copied HAN’s track back to life and uploaded it under the name of another artist. JYP Entertainment said the track was “stolen” and the company is seeking damages. The lawsuit was filed on 6 November 2025, and it names OneSync and Gaines as defendants. The track, back to life, was released by HAN in 2023 as part of Stray Kids’ SKZ-RECORD series.
JYP Entertainment said the track was “stolen” by OneSync, which uploaded it under the name of another artist. The company said the track was “copied” and the lawsuit claims OneSync “infringed” on JYP Entertainment’s copyright. JYP Entertainment is seeking damages and an injunction to stop OneSync from using the track. The case is the latest in a long line of legal disputes over the rights to popular songs.