That song plugger’s dream finally comes true this week, some 54 years after the film’s release, as “My Favorite Things” debuts at No. That resulted in Jack Jones recording “My Favorite Things” for his first Christmas album, but the song did not become a hit. In the world today, it is necessary to release a hit every now and then that hypes peoples’ ego, and Grande has truly accomplished that in the best way.A few months before the film version of “ The Sound of Music” hit the silver screen, a song plugger working the catalog of Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein approached label owner Dave Kapp with a plan to turn one of the songs from the score into a hit single, thinking it would boost the box office potential of the movie. If anything, I think that Princess Nokia should be honored to potentially have been copied by the one and only, Ariana Grande.Īll in all, I hope everyone can look past these controversies and bop along to this song that is so self-motivational, it benefits everyone’s confidence. Although they sound similar and the lyrics correlate quite a bit, Grande’s lyrics are so tailored to her life and situations that she couldn’t possibly straight-up copy it from someone. However, I don’t think it should be made into as big of a deal as it has been. In my opinion, these songs really are quite similar.
Many fans are shaking their heads and calling Grande a thief, but I think that if you look at all of the music in the world there are bound to be songs that sound similar like this.įinally, Grande has been accused of copying Princess Nokia’s song Mine. It is very clear that Grande is happy with being independent, and even causes us to believe she may prefer to be independent.Īnother point of controversy is found in the tune of the main chorus: “I see it, I like it, I want it, I got it.” This line, although very empowering and motivating, goes to almost the exact beat of Soulja Boy’s song called Pretty Boy Swag. Instead of singing about the innocent things that are wanted in The Sound of Music, such as, “raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens, bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens,” Grande brings expensive and more modern items to the table by mentioning, “lashes and diamonds, ATM machines.” Immediately she follows this line with, “Buy myself all of my favorite things.” By saying that, Grande is making a powerful statement - she doesn’t need anyone to buy things for her. By starting off her hit like this, Grande immediately appeals to the emotions of listeners, giving them a familiar beat to hum along to while hooking them on the memories they may have from The Sound of Music. One of the most noticeable parts of the song is the resemblance at the beginning to the tune of My Favorite Things from the The Sound of Music, famously sung by Julie Andrews. Then, in 7 Rings, these same notes are played at the beginning of the song setting the theme for her recent trend of music. At the beginning of the Thank u, next music video, these notes play while Grande’s close friends and several recognizable Mean Girls celebrities create a mini-parody of the movie.
True fans may have picked up on a 90s rom-com tune that strategically tied Grande’s third most recent song, Thank u, next and 7 Rings together. Although she controversially steals tunes and lines from several different songs, frankly, I forgive Grande. Breakfast at Tiffany’s and bottles of bubbles girls who like 7 Rings … where am I going with this? Ariana Grande’s newest song, 7 Rings is, to say the least, iconic.
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