Let It Go is a standout work from Disney’s animated film Frozen (2013). Written by Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez, the song reflects Elsa’s journey of self-discovery and personal growth.

So, there's a problem with this, people assume that because I'm in Frozen that I know the lyrics to 'Let It Go.' What's funny ... Chenoweth Sing A Wicked Song, But After Watching The Sweet ...

Frozen's iconic song 'Let It Go' has seen one of its lines changed ... "You're just being so experimental with the music and lyrics," she said, "and Rob and Kristen just want to tell the story." ...

Now that we’ve all gotten “Let It Go” out of our heads, Frozen 2 is here with not one but two Elsa ballads (not to mention a killer Kristoff song ... The angsty lyrics prove that our ...

In Hong Kong Disney’s latest Frozen attraction, the lyrics in “Let It Go” were changed ... lyrics to a now-iconic and often over-played song would be hard, but Lee said it actually wasn ...

Director Jennifer Lee talked with resident “Frozen” songwriting duo Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez about “freeing them from an ‘I want’ song” akin to “Let It Go” and ...

Let It Go: You can't talk about Frozen without discussing "Let it ... but while she is playing the lyrics of the song tell us about the journey that stands in front of the girl and how important ...

“Let It Go,” written by Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez, was the favorite to win; a “bona fide anthem that’s Disney’s single biggest and best song in a generation, a tremendous ...

“If you take it out of Frozen, Let it Go’s messages of liberation ... four ‘nevers’ and three ‘nos’ in the lyrics.” “Hit Disney songs are usually so optimistic,” Wiley agrees.