He’s the man behind the infectious tune Let It Go from Disney’s Frozen.
And on Sunday, Robert Lopez revealed the song wasn’t intended to irritate any parents.
Speaking to Stellar Magazine, Hollywood’s youngest ever Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony award holder said it was meant to just be part of a powerful moment in the movie.
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Not his intention: On Sunday, Robert Lopez revealed the song wasn’t intended to irritate any parents after their kid’s loop it on repeat
‘It was not written to terrorise anyone,’ he joked.
‘It was written to solve a problem in the story, and to be a big moment. It’s always that for us.’
Writing the song with his wife Kristen Anderson-Lopez, he also told the publication that now seeing it being performed on Broadway has given him a new love for his work.
Powerful: ‘It was written to solve a problem in the story, and to be a big moment’
‘When we get to see it onstage now, it’s really powerful. It always makes us feel good to hear it.’
With the well-awaited release of Frozen 2, the musical duo have been working hard to write new music for the popular children’s movie.
Meeting his partner in a music class in 1999, the couple walked down the asile in 2003.
New love for it: ‘When we get to see it onstage now, it’s really powerful. It always makes us feel good to hear it’
But making music for millions of people all over the world comes second for the pair who say raising their two daughters Katie, 12, and Annie, 8, are their main priority.
‘Our kids come first, and we really put them at the top of our priority list,’ said Robert to Daily Mail in 2015.
The couple’s latest production, The Book Of Mormon, is now playing at Melbourne’s Princess Theatre and will head to Sydney’s Lyric Theatre next February.