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Olivia Rodrigo adds Paramore writing credit to ‘Good 4 U’
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nypost.comand hovered in the top three ever since.It’s not clear when their names were added to the track notes, according to NME; however, they were not reportedly there when the song was first released a few months ago.Fans observed early the similarities between the song and Paramore’s 2007 single “Misery Business.” Musical mash-ups comparing the two songs appeared on social media, accusing Rodrigo of being heavily inspired by the pop-punk group, drawing in millions of viewers in the process.In an Instagram update spotted in previous reports, Paramore’s publisher Warner Chappell Music shared the news of the song’s success in a cheeky Instagram update, saying: “Huge shoutout to our writers Hayley Williams and Joshua Farro.”Williams re-shared her.
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