Déjà vu, much? In the ever-entertaining world of music, where originality is prized, we’re once again seeing double. There’s this daring claim: Halle Kearns’ single “Homemade Margaritas” and Post Malone & Blake Shelton’s “Pour Me A Drink” share an eerily similar intro. Released this year, Kearns’ cheeky track embraces the art of homemade cocktails and tropical escapes, and it’s been turning heads – and not just because it’s catchy.
Cue Post Malone and Blake Shelton entering the chat. Their latest, “Pour Me A Drink,” rings a few familiar bells when played alongside Kearns’ tune. The melodies align so closely you’d think a copy machine was involved, though originality in the music biz often treads that thin, fuzzy line. Of course, this isn’t the first time the country scene has encountered such doppelganger dilemmas. Remember Kane Brown nabbing credit on Florida Georgia Line’s “I Love My Country” and Beyoncé’s “Texas Hold ‘Em” echoing a Canadian classic?
Whether this is just another case of eerily coincidental creativity or something more deliberate, one thing’s for sure: the similarities in their intros are uncanny. If you’re looking for a reason to tap into some tropical vibes, give Halle Kearns’ “Homemade Margaritas” a spin. You might just find yourself pouring another one. What cha thinkin while ya drinkin?
Sandman
