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“You Never Know” is the eighth and final track on BLACKPINK’s 2020 album titled ‘The Album.’ The K-Pop superstars BLACKPINK are releasing their first full-length album titled ‘The Album’ on October 2, 2020. This highly anticipated project comes with two singles “How You Like That” and “Ice Cream” featuring Selena Gomez. The album has already…
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“Love To Hate Me” is the seventh track on BLACKPINK’s 2020 album titled ‘The Album.’ The song seemingly talks about how the group has seen so many envious people grow around them as they skyrocketed into fame and success all over the world. The K-Pop superstars BLACKPINK are releasing their first full-length album titled ‘The…
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“Crazy Over You” is the sixth track on BLACKPINK’s 2020 album titled ‘The Album.’ The song talks about the girls’ infatuation with a boy and what they won’t do to keep him in their lives. The K-Pop superstars BLACKPINK are releasing their first full-length album titled ‘The Album’ on October 2, 2020. This highly anticipated…
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“Lovesick Girls” is the fifth track on BLACKPINK’s 2020 album titled ‘The Album.’ The band announced this song as the title track of the album. The K-Pop superstars BLACKPINK are releasing their first full-length album titled ‘The Album’ on October 2, 2020. This highly anticipated project comes with two singles “How You Like That” and…
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“Bet You Wanna” is the fourth track on BLACKPINK’s 2020 album titled ‘The Album.’ The song features vocals by American rapper Cardi B and marks their first collaboration together. The entire song is in English, unlike most of the other tracks on the album. The K-Pop superstars BLACKPINK are releasing their first full-length album titled…
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“Pretty Savage” is the third track on BLACKPINK’s debut studio album titled ‘The Album.’ The song takes a savage tone as the girls discuss their success, fame and fortune their music has brought them. The K-Pop superstars BLACKPINK are releasing their first full-length album titled ‘The Album’ on October 2, 2020. This highly anticipated project…
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Demi Lovato released a brand new track supposedly unscheduled, as the song did not appear on any streaming platform initially. The song, titled “Still Have Me,” was dropped on Twitter on October 1, 2020, possibly out of grief, as the song dives into the breakup of engagement with Max Ehrich. Demi Lovato and Max Ehrich…
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“Field Trip” is the nineteenth track on Melanie Martinez’s 2020 EP ‘After School.’ The song talks about the singer’s personalities including all the twists and turns that make her who she is. On an Instagram post, Melanie shared the story behind the song; “‘Field Trip’ is a more personal song about some of the intricacies…
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“Pretty Boy” is the eleventh track on Joji’s 2020 album ‘Nectar.’ Contrary to Joji’s usual style and song topics, this track boasts about the singer’s successful life with content. Joji also enlists rapper Lil Yachty for a verse on the track. Joji released his second studio album ‘Nectar’ on September 25, 2020. The album got…
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“forget me too” is the fifth track on Machine Gun Kelly’s 2020 album ‘Tickets to My Downfall.’ On the track, MGK enlists singer Halsey for their first ever collaboration together. Machine Gun Kelly’s new pop-punk genre crossover with Halsey’s vocals give a definite 80’s vibe to this song. Machine Gun Kelly released his fifth studio…
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