Mariah Carey Did Not Copy ‘All I Want For Christmas Is You’ From Earlier Hit, Judge Rules
Mariah Carey’s iconic holiday hit “All I Want For Christmas Is You” has long been a staple of the festive season, loved by millions around the world. However, in recent years, Carey has faced allegations that she copied the song from an earlier hit by another artist.
These allegations were put to rest recently when a judge ruled in Carey’s favor, stating that there was no evidence to support the claim that she had plagiarized “All I Want For Christmas Is You” from another song. The judge’s decision comes as a relief to Carey and her fans, who have long defended the singer against these accusations.
The controversy surrounding the song dates back to its release in 1994, when some critics pointed out similarities between “All I Want For Christmas Is You” and another holiday hit from the 1960s. However, Carey has always maintained that she wrote the song herself and that any similarities were purely coincidental.
In his ruling, the judge cited the lack of concrete evidence linking Carey to the earlier hit, as well as the fact that “All I Want For Christmas Is You” has become a holiday classic in its own right, loved by generations of fans. The ruling is a vindication for Carey, who has faced numerous legal battles over the years, including copyright infringement claims.
Carey herself has not commented on the judge’s ruling, but her fans have been quick to celebrate the decision on social media, with many expressing their support for the singer and their relief that the controversy has finally been put to rest.
“All I Want For Christmas Is You” continues to be a beloved holiday hit, played on radio stations and in malls around the world during the festive season. With this ruling, Carey can now enjoy the song’s success without the shadow of plagiarism allegations hanging over her.
In the end, it seems that justice has been served in this case, and Mariah Carey can continue to spread holiday cheer with her timeless and original hit, “All I Want For Christmas Is You.”