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Why Olivia Rodrigo’s Chrismas song ‘controversy’ won’t sink her Grammys odds
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For those already familiar with "Christmas Wrapping" by the Waitresses, the similarities between it and "Take Me Home (4 Christmas)" were clear on the first list. Olivia Rodrigo's new holiday single had the same detached vocal styling and over a jolly, yet twangy track. It couldn't just be a coincidence, and it wasn't.
Internet reactionaries (some of whom may be fans of a perceived rival of the pop star) jump straight to plagiarism as an explanation, a charge that Rodrigo has faced before and one that has become somewhat of a theme among this year's Grammys hopefuls like Olivia Dean and Stella Lefty.
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Olivia Rodrigo Unwraps Holiday Single ‘Take Me Home (4 Christmas)’: Stream It Now
The pop star also dropped a fun visual co-starring Ben Marshall & Cynthia Nixon.
Merry early Christmas, Livies! Olivia Rodrigo just unwrapped her first-ever holiday song, “Take Me Home (4 Christmas),” dropping it alongside a festive music video on Thursday (Nov. 5).
The visual features the pop star among a family in eye-popping Christmas sweaters, as teased in a preview a few days prior to the track’s released. In the clip, celebrity guests Cynthia Nixon and Ben Marshall play a version of “Head’s Up,” with everyone trying to guess the same name — “Olivia Rodrigo” — taped to their foreheads.
Produced by Dan Nigro, “Take Me Home (4 Christmas)” comes on the heels of Rodrigo’s recent remix of “Expectations” featuring Chappell Roan, which propelled the track — originally featured on the Daisy Chain Fields creator’s Billboard 200-topping album you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love — to No. 3 on the Billboard Hot 100.
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