Charlie Puth Seemingly Defends Taylor Swift Over ‘Showgirl’ Allegations

Charlie Puth seemingly came to Taylor Swift’s defense over accusations via social media that she copied melodies on her new album, The Life of a Showgirl. A few of the tracks on Swift’s 12th studio album have been scrutinized by fans and critics, including her raunchy song “Wood,” which drew comparisons to The Jackson 5’s 1969 hit “I Want You Back.” Elsewhere, some fans have accused The Life of a Showgirl’s title track of borrowing its melody from the Jonas Brothers’ “Cool,” while “Actually Romantic” has been likened to a mix between Pixies’ “Where Is My Mind” and Weezer’s “Beverly Hills.” Put