Selenators and music fans alike are fawning over this beautifully shot and heartwarmingly executed track and video. 2021, Martin shared a list of songs he was loving at the moment, which included Selena Gomez and Camilo’s “999,” as well as Tokischa and J Balvin’s “Perra.” Was this a hint at the eventual collaboration? I guess we’ll never know, but we’re here for its release! The video is sure to make you reconsider the manner in which you love those around you.Īhead of the song released in Sep. The two face torrential winds and a distorted version of the city that is representative of their relationship that is destined to end. “Let Somebody Go” features Gomez and Martin as the bittersweet romantic leads in a black and white cityscape romance. The music video is undoubtedly another cinematic masterpiece from video director Dave Meyers (the creative visionary behind “God Is A Woman” by Ariana Grande and “Adore You” by Harry Styles, among others). We ended it as best friends, and it was genuinely about encouraging and caring, and that was pretty remarkable for me,” she said at the time.Coldplay unveils the poster for their music video ‘Let Somebody Go’ with Selena Gomez, out February 7th. “I truly have never experienced anything like that in my life. “Something that I’m really proud of is that there’s such a true friendship ,” she said in an interview with Billboard in November 2017. Selena has positively spoken about her relationship with The Weekend, and has continually supported him in his career. “And yeah, it was short, because that’s all I had to say on this situation.” “I think I just had nothing else to say on this…whatever…It was just like this cathartic piece of art,” he says about the writing process. Three months after their breakup, The Weeknd released his My Dear Melancholy EP, where he reflected on the impact of his past relationship. It was also re-released as track 13 on the album Kiss & Tell. The two moved into a New York City apartment together but amicably split in November 2017. The first song released by Selena Gomez was Tell Me Something I Don’t Know, which debuted in August of 2008. The song was released in 2016, while the Only Murders in the Building star and the Weeknd were first reported together in January 2017. “Party Monster” was written months before the “Save Your Tears” singer got together with Selena.
“Like Anitta, ass shaped like Anitta,” he sang.
However, in this specific set, The Weeknd changed up the name to Brazilian singer Anitta. While the namesake on “Party Monster” in the line “Like Selena, ass shaped like Selena” actually refers to Mexican singer Selena Quintanilla, many fans throughout the years believed the lyric to be about Selena Gomez herself. The Dawn FM singer noticeably changed the name up on his song during his exhilarating set. Last minute change? The Weeknd’s Selena Gomez dub at Coachella came in the form of a dropped lyric on his song “Party Monster,” which fans recognized for its mention of “Selena” in the past.
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