She’s on the we need to talk podcast and it’s coming out soon.

Single is out next Friday. Finally, one to get excited about! 🙌

Loving the cover! No physicals?

Ooh hopefully next week's as dead as this week give her a better advantage

1 minute ago, 777666jason said:

Ooh hopefully next week's as dead as this week give her a better advantage

I'm not convinced it'll even chart.

4 minutes ago, Jessie Where said:

I'm not convinced it'll even chart.

Especially if there's no physicals 😬 my head agrees with you, but my heart wants to be wrong 😅

Snippet sounds so good!

Not sure how I feel about it sounding so similar to SOTME though. A bit of similarity/homage is fine, but not literally re-singing the original song.

I suppose I should wait for the whole song.

9 minutes ago, 777666jason said:

Especially if there's no physicals 😬 my head agrees with you, but my heart wants to be wrong 😅

The whole thing is reminding me of when Amelia Lily came back with 'California', and a revamped image/sound.

15 minutes ago, Jessie Where said:

The whole thing is reminding me of when Amelia Lily came back with 'California', and a revamped image/sound.

Another underrated bop, (she should of been bigger than she was)

Diana vickers is releasing next Friday too isn't she a little of x factor nostalgia

PERRIE is hitting him where it hurts in her new music video – by punching a male love interest in the goolies before running him over.

My exclusive photos show the former Little Mix star dressed as a schoolgirl on the set of the video for her upcoming single If He Wanted To He Would, which will be out next Friday.

She wore a uniform while behind the wheel of a very rare 1969 right-hand drive Mercedes Cabriolet at posh country manor Addington Palace in Croydon, Surrey.

And it sounds like things will get pretty heated in the video.

A source close to the singer said: “The song is all about being let down again and again by a man, and in the video, Perrie catches her bloke cheating on her.

“But she gets violent revenge by smacking him in the balls and then running him over in a fancy convertible.

“It’s a lot of fun and so is the song – it will get people moving.”

Source: The Sun

Photos of Perrie on set:

https://www.thesun.co.uk/tvandshowbiz/36313107/mariah-carey-london-hotel-zelensky/

As much as I don't love "Shout Out To My Ex', and I think the chorus of this sounds clunky as... I've had "but he can't do the basics, and that shit's essential" ALL DAY

This is already my favourite release HANDS DOWN not sure how it'll do chart wise (Not hopeful for top 100) a big big step in the right direction for me. I get the SOTME comparisons but who really cares?!? She's not going to be an artist that re-invents the wheel.

Has it leaked? Or are people just commenting from the clips we have atm etc..?

I'm hyped for it. Also am I the only one that isn't getting the "SOTME" comparisons? I mean, I can hear it slightly but then the melody completely changes to something else.

Not that it's a bad thing tbh. She could do with a song that sounds "familiar" to her voice with the hopes it gets her back on track and lead to the album getting released.

1 minute ago, Tafty said:

Has it leaked? Or are people just commenting from the clips we have atm etc..?

I'm just basing it on that live performance (the start up until the first chorus, I believe) and the clips!

It's been used on 746 videos on Tik.Tok in 4 days is that good for her ?

She's getting dragged online for her comments regarding political views.

6 hours ago, Slayer said:

She's getting dragged online for her comments regarding political views.

What comments?

1 hour ago, Spiceboy said:

What comments?

Basically saying that she doesn't want to get involved with political views

Teaser:

The political views I can understand actually. I know Jade is massive on artists / anyone with a platform standing up and being accountable which is how it should be. Perrie as we know suffers with pretty extreme anxiety and I’d imagine the backlash or negative press over some views she has would be too much for her to deal with on mass.

Standing up for what’s right is obviously so important but not at the cost of someone’s own mental health.