A Fourth Stella Lefty Ripoff Accusation Has Hit The Internet

Stella Lefty may not have much style or substance as a songwriter, but at least she knows a good hook when she hears it. Lefty, the Groupon heiress born Stella Lefkofsky, scored one of this year's biggest hits with "Boston," a song that lifts its memorable melody from Noah Kahan's "Stick Season" — an accident, allegedly, even though she's covered "Stick Season" online repeatedly. After "Boston" made Lefty a star, people started to notice flickers of other well-known hits in her songs, including a bit of the Chicks' "There's Your Trouble" in "Summer You Were Mine" and a resemblance to Blake Shelton's "I'll Name The Dogs" in "Why Wouldn't We."Now a fourth song has come under scrutiny. About a month ago, comments began appearing on the YouTube upload for "Misery," a song from Lefty's 2025 EP Tragic, Really, noting its extreme resemblance to "A Million Dreams" from 2017's world-conquering The Greatest Showman soundtrack. The similarity attracted more attention this weekend due to some viral tweets. When you load up "Misery" at the 32-second mark, you can't miss it:Kahan was retroactively given a writing credit on "Boston," and the writers of the Chicks song, Tia Sillers and Mark Selby,...