Last week, JoJo Siwa could not stop teasing us with her secret announcement — and yesterday she finally revealed it!
JoJo released a new song, “Kid in a Candy Store,” along with a bright, poppy lyric video filled with sparkles and multicolored candies.
“Ahhhhhh it is #JoJosnewmusic,” she Instagrammed Sunday afternoon in a video post, “click on the link in my bio to watch the lyric video to my new song Kid In A Candy Store…love you guys so so so so much.”
The new song’s chorus features the lyrics: “this life is sweet/sweeter than you think/gonna live the dream/like a candy queen.” In just one day it has amassed over 300,000 views.
Sabrina Carpenter, as casually as someone announcing that it’s Monday, tweeted that she has a BRAND NEW SONG coming out this Friday (May 19) called “Hands.”
Many fans quickly made the joke that her next single will have to be called “Arms,” (her recent single is “Thumbs” — watch here) to keep in theme.
The track is actually The Vamps‘ and she is featured on it, along with Mike Perry. We are Riley Matthews-level of excited for it.
“ok gonna go hide in a closet now!! much love!!” she tweeted shortly after — though whether it’s to escape questions about her announcement or out of embarrassment about her fans teasing her (she tweeted her announcement four times because she accidentally tagged the wrong account) is unclear.
Liam Payne has finally spilled the release date on his first solo single.
The 23-year-old former One Direction singer — who became a father to a baby boy in March — just announced his new single will be called “Strip That Down ft. Quavo Huncho” and will be released on Friday, May 19.
Liam built up this announcement in two sexy, shirtless Instagram posts beginning yesterday. In the first video, Liam teases the song while dancing with his shirt off and his Calvin Klein briefs peeking out above his pants.
Today, he released an extended version of the video, with lots more shirtless Liam!
If you’re an avid Snapchat user and a die-hard Harry Styles fan, you may have had a startling discovery this morning — Harry on your Snapchat!
The new Snapchat lens gives users a 30-second preview of Harry‘s new song “Woman,” a jazzy, fun, guitar-heavy jam that we cannot WAIT for. It allows users to float in a reddish-pink sea and imagine Harry is floating beside them. (No? Just us?) The filter is definitely reminiscent of his cover art for “Sign of the Times,” Teen Vogue correctly points out.
Columbia Records tweeted this morning to announce the new lens.
Mackenzie Ziegler is only 12 years old, but that isn’t stopping her! The young Dance Moms star just released her music video for “Monsters (aka Haters),” the single she dropped late last month.
The music video features a spooky motif, opening with Kenzie waking from a nightmare in the middle of an intense thunderstorm, only to discover the nightmare is real.
The nightmare scenes are interspersed with clips of Kenzie dancing and singing about fighting her monsters — and it’s super empowering.
The video has already amassed 225,000 views — and it’s only been live for a couple hours.
Liam teased a five-second (shirtless!!!) clip to his Instagram of what definitely SOUNDS like a Migos song. Billboard notes that all we hear is a series of “yeah”s before the song cuts out — but we’re already hooked.
Ever since we found out Liam was in the studio back in February, we have been patiently waiting for him to release new music, and this definitely serves as a hint that we may be getting some sooner than later.
Watch the teaser (and re-watch, and re-watch… trust us) below.
Singer Katy Perry‘s new album is coming out soon, and we are so ready for it! Like Miley Cyrusgetting in touch with her country roots, she seems to be completely reinventing her sound, and she has already given us two songs, “Chained to the Rhythm” and “Bon Appetit.”
“It definitely is a change,” Katy told Entertainment Weekly about the new album, “I built up Katy Perry and she was so fun. And I still am Katy Perry and I love her so much but, at the core, I’m Katheryn Hudson and I think that’s being revealed as I embrace who I really am.”
Bubbling under the surface, though, is an oft-brought-up feud between Katy and fellow pop star Taylor Swift and a certain song on Taylor‘s 1989.
EW asked Katy straight up if she thought Taylor‘s “Bad Blood” was about her. “Well, that’s not my question to answer – if it’s about me,” she said.
Will she have a response to it?
“There is no one thing that’s calling out any one person,” Katy insisted. “I think (it’s) a very empowered record.”
