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Stone v. Grande et al
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March 16, 2021
Ariana Grande Settles '7 Rings' Copyright Suit, Judge Says
Ariana Grande has settled a copyright infringement suit from New York hip hop artist Jason Stone accusing the pop singer of stealing the hook and chorus of her 2019 song "7 Rings," a New York federal judge said in a dismissal order Tuesday.
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January 16, 2020
Ariana Grande Sings 'I Want It, I Got It,' But Did She Steal It?
Ariana Grande might write her own checks, but she doesn't write what she sings, a New York hip hop artist alleges in a lawsuit filed Thursday in Manhattan federal court accusing the pop singer of stealing the hook and chorus of her 2019 song "7 Rings."