Ariana Grande has been accused of copying another artist with the new song "7 Rings"

Ariana Grande "7 Rings" video clip | Youtube

Ariana Grande is apparently under fire for copying another artist.

The singer has just released her long-awaited single "7 Rings" and although the song has received many positive reviews, many note that the song sounds strangely familiar.

Could Ariana Grande be guilty of having copied the words of someone else?

Princess Nokia has made the first accusation

Many of us have already heard Ariana Grande's single "7 Rings".

The song was released Friday and has since collected 28 million views on YouTube. Many could easily say that Grande has added an updated riff on "My Favorite Things", from the movie The sound of music

This song is a glorious memory of Ariana Grande's success over the years and her willingness to buy expensive things for herself and her friends.

The fans loved the message of the song and fell in love with the female visuals of the video.

Unfortunately, not everyone liked the song and many decided to say why they believe that Ariana Grande is guilty of copying the lyrics of another artist.

The New York rapper, Princess Nokia, was the first to emphasize how much the words of the new Grande song were familiar.

The rapper looked on Instagram what she thought was more than a coincidence.

In the Instagram video, which we know removed, we see Princess Nokia listening to a few seconds of "7 ringtones". After that, the rapper lights up a few seconds of her song "Mine", a song taken from her 1992 mixtape released in 2017.

In "7 rings", Ariana Grande sings: "My wrists, stop looking," my neck is flossin "/ Make big deposits, my gloss is shiny" / Do you like my hair? Thank you, I just buy it / I see it, I like it, I want it, I have it [Yeah]. "

While the words of the Princess Nokia's song are: "Rock in all my styles, then come back to nature for the summer / The hair that grow in the Hummer / Flip the fabric, I'm stunning / C & # 39; is mine, I bought it / C & rsquo; is mine, I bought it.

After listening to both songs, Princess Nokia asks the fans, "Does this sound familiar to you? Because it seems really familiar to me. Is not that the little song I made about brown women and their hair? Hmm. It seems to be white.

Although some lyrics are similar to those of Princess Nokia, the song addresses the many challenges Ariana Grande faced in 2018.

Not only that, but Grande also pays tribute to her six friends who helped her through tough times with matching Tiffany rings.

"7 Rings" reminds people of a Soulja Boy song

Ariana Grande has not only been called for copying the words of the princess Nokia, but many accuse "7 Rings" to look a lot like the 2010 Soulja Boy hit, "Pretty Boy Swag".

Soulja Boy posted a video of a fan comparing a media comparing the two songs. We wonder if Ariana Grande brings its own turn to the success of 2010?

Look at yourself:

Even if Soulja Boy only subtitles the post "Arianaaaa ?????? Ariana ?! ", Many can not help but speculate if this coincidence was actually intentional.

Ariana Grande has not commented yet

Ariana Grande or her team has not officially announced these charges.

Since the song was released yesterday, many people are still interested in the similarities.

If you still have not had the chance to listen to '7 Rings', here is the video: