she also still deserves some sort of credit for the album cover btw

Saw this under the comments.

We stan! Misery Business a classic

lmao deadass was thinking they sound exactly the same when I heard it on the radio two days ago thats crazy

That’s crazy lmfao

50% over a damn chord progression

F*** the Gaye estate

one day people will realise just how badly dumb s*** like this f***s over music as a whole

They really ruined this s*** for future artists. All they do is sue artists to make money. It's ridiculous.

I just felt this way about erase your socials and a song off Trippie Redd new project lmao

That's why it's good to use a musicologist after you're done making a song to ensure it doesn't sound too similar with an older song. Sometimes, you'll make a song that sounds similar to a 40 year-old song that you've never heard and if that song blows up enough, you'll get sued to hell.

It's better to figure out if your song(s) sound similar with older songs, ask the writers of that song if they'll want credit and sort that s*** out BEFORE you release the song. It just saves you the headache of dealing with that after because the writers can demand something as crazy as Sting taking 85% of the royalties of Lucid Dreams because it interpolates his 1993 hit, Shape of My Heart.

@idkICantPick thoughts?

Misery Business transcends being c***music

just one of the greatest songs ever

not like she’s directly in control of her songs/music anyways
blame the label and people making the music

Get her out of here

So wild to me we got people on this site stanning a Disney star just doing the most derivative takes on already incredibly lame music

Like where were yall fathers

We get it you hate pop punk

You’re angry at your father not the music

U seem grumpy

Someone had to teach her a lesson. She bites way too much and I’m surprised Taylor let her slide twice

I’m a fan of Olivia but it’s time to start being original

New Money I think

Similar vocal melody on the hook to me

Listening to the song I didn't think so at first, but the way the second verse goes into the chorus definitely sounded like misery business

The higher ups are trying to take O-Rod out