"Robbie Williams Dishes Out Juicy Truths: What He Thinks About Olivia Rodrigo’s Christmas Tune and the Hit It Reminds Us Of!"
Added on November 7, 2026 inFree Music News
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As Olivia Rodrigo drops her festive track “Take Me Home (4 Christmas),” it seems listeners are weaving their own astrological narratives about its catchy hooks. Is it just me, or does the song have that “we’re reaching for the stars” vibe under this month’s celestial alignments? It’s like a cosmic nudge to analyze if she could strike gold with this new release—much like how she asks her boyfriend to seriously commit by introducing her to the fam. The pop-rock jam’s lyrics playfully declare, “I want you to take me home, and not so we can make out,” bringing fun energy to a pretty typical seasonal request.
But hold on—many keen-eared fans have pointed out that part of this new tune echoes Robbie Williams’ 2012 hit “Candy,” raising questions about musical inspiration across time. And if that isn’t enough, her sound has also drawn comparisons to The Waitresses’ classic “Christmas Wrapping.” Interestingly, Chris Butler, the writer of the original song, revealed that Rodrigo sought his permission, expecting an email for a potential classic. After hearing her work, he raved about her writing being “phenomenal.” So, could we be looking at the astrological effects of this song making waves in the holiday music lineup? What’s cooking in the universe regarding this catchy melody?
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Listening to Olivia Rodrigo’s new Christmas release, some listeners think they have spotted another big hit that part of it sounds similar to.
Take Me Home (4 Christmas), sees the pop star asking her boyfriend to ‘show some serious commitment’ by bringing her to his parents’ house for the festive period.
The rocky festive track hears hears her singing: “I want you to take me home, and not so we can make out. I want you to take me home. Take me home to your parents’ house.”
But many listeners noticed a similarity to Robbie Williams’ jazzy pop hit Candy, which was released back in 2012.
The Take That star appeared to issue a vague response following the social media discussion, posting simply on X: “Happy Christmas @oliviarodrigo x.”
Rodrigo’s new song may already have sounded familiar though, as fans noticed similarities to The Waitresses’ 1981 festive hit Christmas Wrapping.
However, it seems this was not actually completely unintentional.
Chris Butler, who wrote The Waitresses’ song, has posted a status on Facebook claiming that Rodrigo had contacted him to seek permission for the song.
He said he assumed it was initially a fake email, posting: “About two months ago, I received a weird email from someone claiming to be ‘Olivia Rodrigo’. Said she’d written a Christmas song, and invited me to hear it.”
However after being invited to hear the new track, he praised her ‘phenomenal’ writing and said it’s ‘going to be a smash’.
Rodrigo said the track was written with collaborator Dan Nigro, and Amy Allen, who has previously contributed to songs by the likes of Harry Styles and Sabrina Carpenter.
But fans claimed they thought the song also sounded very similar to Robbie’s hit, from his ninth album Take The Crown.
Robbie Williams in the Candy music video (Robbie Williams / Universal)
The upbeat pop-rock track scored the singer a number one hit in the UK.
In a thread on Reddit, one user suggested: “The end part gives Candy, Robbie Williams vibes. Mainly the beat/rhythm that feels similar.”
A post on X meanwhile had a flurry of responses after a user asked: “Why does Olivia Rodrigo’s new Christmas song sound like Candy by Robbie Williams?”.
Another posted: “Yep can’t unhear Robbie Williams candy now,” followed by: “It gives me candy by Robbie Williams vibes.”
Another user comically responded: “Pls tell me I’m not the only one who hears Candy by Robbie Williams? Not hating I love both songs.”
However as is always the case with music because it’s so subjective, listeners also think they heard similarities to other songs too. In the Reddit discussion, it was also likened to Dexys Midnight Runners’ Come on Eileen and All Summer Long by Kid Rock.
LADbible has approached Olivia Rodrigo’s representatives for comment.
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