Since Queen Charlotte landed on Netflix earlier this month, parent show Bridgerton has been a part of the cultural conversation once again.
Despite obvious similarities, the prequel stands alone from the original series in several ways — Queen Charlotte primarily takes place in the 1760s, approximately 50 years before the events of Bridgerton, and features the franchise’s most complex, poignant love story to date.
However, one aspect of the Bridgerton legacy that Queen Charlotte reliably continues is its classical covers of contemporary pop songs, and we couldn’t be more thrilled about it.
Since its first season, Bridgerton has featured a score comprised partially of strings versions of 20th and 21st century hits.
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