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Boy George has broken his silence after fans claimed he ‘copied’ Kylie Minogue’s Tension album cover for his new single Religion.
The Karma Chameleon singer, 62, is seen posing in a green hue for his new single, with an orange and white backdrop.
His name is scrawled in black capitals at the top with the name of the single – Religion – etched out within a straight line at the bottom.
However the artwork bares a striking resemblance to his long-time friend Kylie’s album cover, with fans claiming it was a ‘duplicate’ as they slammed him for the ‘stolen work’.
Boy George responded to the backlash by writing on X, formerly Twitter: ‘I’m recycling everything. It’s all the rage. Even fashion is catching on?’
Boy George has broken his silence after fans claimed he ‘copied’ Kylie’s Tension album cover for his new single Religion
MailOnline have contacted Boy George’s representatives for further comment.
Fans of the Padam Padam hitmaker were not impressed with Boy George’s explanation, as one wrote: ‘Recycling? Baby this is cloning.’
‘Similarities? Baby that’s copy pasta…,’ said another, while a third added: ‘That’s a blatant copy.’
Another person said: ‘The only difference here is the faces of the artist. It’s a complete stolen work.’
‘I know that every masterpiece has its cheap copy but what the hell is this…’ said another.
Lots of Kylie’s fans were furious with how similar the covers were, and even suggested the pop sensation should sue Boy George.
‘Hope Kylie sues Boy George for everything hes got,’ said another.’
But another suggested the whole thing could be a publicity stunt that would lead to the announcement of a collaboration.
‘Did Boy George lose a bet with Kylie?’ they said. ‘Is this some elaborate publicity stunt for a duet album? The plot thickens…’
The artwork for Religion bares a striking resemblance to his long-time friend Kylie’s album cover, with fans claiming it was a ‘duplicate’ and slammed him for the ‘stolen work’ (the stars pictured together in 2014)
Fans of the Padam Padam hitmaker were not impressed with Boy George’s explanation, as one wrote: ‘Recycling? Baby this is cloning’
Lots of Kylie’s fans were furious with how similar the covers were, and even suggested the pop sensation should sue Boy George
But another suggested the whole thing could be a publicity stunt that would lead to the announcement of a collaboration
Boy George responded to the backlash by writing on X : ‘I’m recycling everything. It’s all the rage. Even fashion is catching on?’ (Kylie and Boy George are seen in 2011)
It comes after Kylie, 55, was shocked to find out that Boy George accidentally leaked her song, Padam Padam, before it was released to the public.
George made the confession on an episode of The Project in September, and Kylie was asked about it on the same show days later.
Questioned on what she felt about the leak, Kylie did a double take before gasping, ‘He did!?’
‘I didn’t know!’ she exclaimed, with host Sarah Harris backpedalling, ‘I’m sorry. I think I’ve caused an international scandal.’
Kylie graciously went on: ‘I would like to think it was just pressing the wrong button, or that he was very excited, but naughty George.’
The pop star didn’t seem too bothered by the revelation, just again calling her pal, ‘Naughty George.’
Kylie Minogue (pictured) was shocked to find out that her friend Boy George accidentally leaked her song, Padam Padam, before it was released to the public
George (pictured) made the confession on a recent episode of The Project, and Kylie was asked about it on the show on Tuesday night
Kylie stepped onto the stage to sing her track titled, Padam Padam at the People’s Choice Awards on Sunday – which is the lead single on her 2023 album Tension
Kylie gave a show-stopping performance of Padam Padam at the People’s Choice Awards on Sunday, after receiving a Grammy Award for the track.
The singer notably performed during the ceremony as well as Music Icon Award winner Lenny Kravitz and country singer Lainey Wilson.
She stepped onto the stage to sing her track – which is the lead single on her 2023 album Tension.
Kylie donned a figure-hugging, red dress that contained a draped sleeve on the left side and ruched details on the front.
The ensemble also had a thigh-high slit, easily revealing a pair of red, patent leather boots that reached above her knees.
