Olivia Rodrigo and Taylor Swift’s mutual admiration came to an abrupt end after the Déjà vu copyrighted drama back in 2021, and the pop star finally spoke about it publicly.
In a new interview, the 23-year-old musician was asked how online speculation and theories affected her when Swift was rumored to have taken legal action against her.
He Driver license The hitmaker said, “I think I tried not to let this get to me or bother me. I think I just try to keep it going. It was so long ago. I think there’s no use dwelling on it,” during the New York Times Popcast interview.
Rodrigo went on to share that he has always tried to keep his focus on what matters and not hold grudges, saying, “I just try to make songs that I love and I try to be kind and good to other people and support other people. I’ve always tried to be like that. At the end of the day, I think that’s all you can do.”
He Vampire The singer was one of the community’s biggest Swifties, often gushing about the Eras Tour artist, until theories surfaced that she was copying the Grammy winner.
Rodrigo gave credit to Swift after sampling her song new year’s day about her 1 step forward, 3 steps backbut fans claimed that their song Déjà Vu I used Swift cruel summer without giving him credit.
Subsequent reports emerged about Swift suing Rodrigo for royalties, but neither party has confirmed the legal status.
