AI-powered identity impersonation is emerging as a new threat to independent Thai music creators. Scammers use AI to generate songs under spoofed artist identities—mimicking real names with similar fonts and tags—to capture views and monetization on platforms like YouTube. Unlike traditional copyright infringement, this "identity theft" exploits platform gaps and weak legal protections, leaving independent artists with minimal recourse. The case of Rasmee Isan Soul highlights broader vulnerabilities affecting unsupported creators and underscores gaps in Thai IP law and platform accountability.