Ariana Grande accused of "theft of 7 rings" by rapper Princess Nokia

Ariana Grande may well get hold of the internet with her latest song "7 Rings", which has already recorded 21 million video views on her YouTube channel in one day, but she has also been accused of being a member. to be a scam.

While her last song reigned on the airwaves, the rapper Princess Nokia said we had heard that before, especially on her mixtape of "1992".

She pointed to the artist of several million sales and accused her of stealing "Mine", which appears on the mixtape, and the Nokia princess believes that 39, there are too many similarities for it to be a coincidence.

By posting a video on her Instagram account, Princess Nokia told 665,000 of her subscribers that the tracks were "very familiar" since she had played both tracks simultaneously.

She said, "Does that sound familiar to you?" Because it sounds so familiar to me, oh my God!

Princess Nokia continued, "Is not that the little song I made about brown women and their hair? Hmm … it sounds about white," she said.

It would seem that these are the words that prompt Princess Nokia to take risks, which is why she thinks that Ariana may have rewritten what she had already struck.

Ariana rappe in "7 Rings": "My wrist, stop looking, my neck flossine" / Make big deposits, my gloss is a poppin "/ You like my hair? Thanks, I just bought them / I see them, I like that, I want it, I have it (Yeah). "

That compares to Princess Nokia, whose lyrics for "Mine". include: "Switch in my styles, then go back to nature for the summer / Hair blowing in the hummer / Flip the fabric, I'm a stunner / That's mine, I bought it / This is mine , I bought it. "

Despite her concerns addressed to Ariana via the Instagram post, the 25-year-old singer has not yet responded to the accusation.

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