A lot of people are angry about Ariana Grande's new hit

Ariana Grande in her clip for 7 Rings, her new single which faces accusations of plagiarism.

Ariana Grande's new song has a lot of people talking - but not for the right reasons.

The pop star released 7 Rings on Friday, and it quickly became a hit, the video racking up 53 million YouTube views and breaking a 24-hour Spotify record with 15 million streams.

But 7 Rings was quickly flooded with accusations that aspects of the song and video had been borrowed from others, and that one of Grande's lyrics, about fake hair, is racist.

Grande has addressed the criticism in a now-deleted Instagram post, writing she was "so sorry" under a post about the lyric.

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#ArianaGrande stepped into #TheShadeRoom to apologize if her response came across the wrong way and thanks everyone for opening the conversation

A post shared by The Shade Room (@theshaderoom) on Jan 19, 2019 at 11:59am PST

Rapper Princess Nokia was one of the first to speak out, posting a video to Twitter accusing the Coachella headliner's song of being too familiar to her own 2016 single Mine.

"Did that sound familiar to you?" she asks in the clip. "Because that sounds really familiar to me."

Soulja Boy also accused 7 Rings of sounding similar to his 2010 song, Pretty Boy Swag, posting a comparison video on Instagram in an attempt to prove it.

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Arianaaaa?????? Ariana?!

A post shared by Soulja Boy (Drako) (@souljaboy) on Jan 18, 2019 at 2:40pm PST

Rapper 2 Chainz addressed the 7 Rings video, saying it looked very similar to his own pink trap house in Atlanta.

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Tryna figure out if I should Big Draco @arianagrande 🤣🤣... y’all tell me in the comments 🧐 #bigdracovibesall2019

A post shared by 2 Chainz Aka Tity Boi (@2chainz) on Jan 18, 2019 at 5:39pm PST

7 Rings is from Ariana Grande's new album February 8.