Ariana Grande threatens legal action against those who leaked her song Fantasize… while releasing the track list for her album Eternal Sunshine
Ariana Grande fired back at those who leaked her 2022 song Fantasize and threatened legal action against the speakers.
The 30-year-old singer appeared on the Zach Sang show on Tuesday, where she called out those who leaked her song on TikTok.
She also took to Instagram to reveal the track list for her new album Eternal Sunshine, which debuts on March 8.
Grande revealed during the interview that the song Fantasize wasn’t even her actual song, but instead a parody song for an unnamed TV show.
She revealed in the interview that the song came from some studio sessions she did before leaving to film Wicked.
Ariana Grande fired back at those who leaked her 2022 song Fantasize and threatened legal action against the speakers
She also took to Instagram to reveal the track list for her new album Eternal Sunshine, which debuts on March 8
“Before I left for Wicked, the few studio sessions I did, which were all – all – through TikTok, thank you very much. I’ll literally see you in jail,” she said.
“The thing is, those were all written for a TV show, for something that wasn’t meant for me,” she admitted, though she didn’t name the TV show.
‘So Fantasize comes out – “comes out” – crazy, was stolen. Is from? Thieves, pirates, crooks, illegal. I’ll pay you more to put it away and get it back,” Grande said, laughing.
She added: “It wasn’t my song. It wasn’t for me. It was a parody of the 90s girl group vibe,” fans added, “loved it so much.”
“And I thought, A), you’re all absolute hypocrites, and B), that’s insane. That’s so corny, but that’s okay. I took the note and gave them a little Ariana’s version of that on the album, I would say that exists,” she said.
It’s not clear which song is her own “version” of Fantasize, but she admitted, “So some of those seedling ideas from that time actually made it onto the album, which is very exciting.”
“But they’re completely different now, even though you heard them, because you stole them again, but they’re completely different now, so that’s exciting,” she said.
When asked if she’s heard herself as an AI singing songs that aren’t hers, Grande replied, “Yes.” What are we doing? Why? I detest it.’
“Before I left for Wicked, the few studio sessions I did, which were all – all – through TikTok, thank you very much. I’ll literally see you in jail,” she said
“The thing is, those were all written for a TV show, for something that wasn’t meant for me,” she admitted, though she didn’t name the TV show.
‘So Fantasize comes out – “comes out” – crazy, was stolen. Is from? Thieves, pirates, crooks, illegal. I’ll pay you more to put it away and get it back,” Grande said, laughing
“And I thought, A), you’re all absolute hypocrites, and B), that’s insane. That’s so corny, but that’s okay. I took the note and gave them a little Ariana’s version of that on the album, I would say that exists’
She also released the track list for Eternal Sunshine, which starts with Intro (End of the World), followed by Bye and Don’t Wanna Break Up Again.
Next up are Saturn Returns Interlude, the title track Eternal Sunshine, Supernatural and True Story.
The album also contains The Boy Is Mine, Yes, And?, We Can’t Be Friends (Wait For Your Love) and I Wish I Hated You.
The last two songs are Imperfect For You and Ordinary Things featuring ‘Nonna’, aka her 98-year-old grandmother Marjorie Grande.