Olivia Rodrigo on songwriting credits controversy: “It’s disappointing to see people take things out of context”

After dealing with months of controversy following the release of debut album Sour in May, Olivia Rodrigo has spoken about the issues and comments she’s faced regarding songwriting credits. The pop star – who, in August, gave Paramore​’s Hayley Williams and former guitarist Josh Farro songwriting credits for mega-hit good 4 u due to its similarities to Misery Business – addressed the songwriting criticism that’s been thrown her way in a new interview with Teen Vogue, admitting that, ​“I think it’s disappointing to see people take things out of context and discredit any young woman’s work. “But at the end of the day I’m just really proud and happy to say that my job is being a songwriter …All music is inspired by each other. Obviously, I write all of my lyrics ...

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