The song, released just over a year ago, has already made more than $10 million, according to the suit, Variety reports. 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.

Grande, Brown, Universal Music Corp., and any of their attorneys have yet to make a statement, according to CNN. вЂќPeople made a LOT of money on JoshвЂ™s work. JoshвЂ™s song was taken and used without his consent, without his knowledge and without a license,вЂќ StoneвЂ™s lawyer, Tamir Young, told Fox News. вЂњThis lawsuit is about protecting artists and their work.

The lawsuit claims вЂњthe rhythm and placement of the notes and lyrics are identical,вЂќ according to Fox News.ДЄccording to CNN, the song acknowledges borrowing from Rodgers and HammersteinвЂ™s song from вЂњThe Sound Of Music,вЂќ вЂњMy Favorite Things.вЂќ But the 10-person songwriter list does not include Stone. Stone claims Brown had showed interested in collaborating with him on вЂњYou Need I Got ItвЂќ back when the song was being produced in 2017, but, Stone alleges, Brown took the song and used it to make вЂњ7 Rings,вЂќ according to CNN. The suit names Grande, several music publishing companies such as Universal Music Corporation, as well as the songвЂ™s co-songwriter-producers, Thomas Lee Brown, Charles Michael Anderson, Michael David Foster, Taylor Monet Parks, Kimberly Anne Krysiuk, Victoria Monet McCants, and Njomza Vitia, according to Billboard. Ariana Grande helped bring in her latest album Thank U, Next with a catchy, rap single '7 Rings.' The smash record fuses elements of famous trap songs in ways that have many claiming Grande is. In a lawsuit filed Thursday, hip-hop artist Josh Stone claims that the chorus of Ariana GrandeвЂ™s Grammy-nominated song вЂњ7 RingsвЂќ is taken almost entirely from his song вЂњYou Need I Got it,вЂќ according to Variety.

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