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It's been over a year since her first single, I'm convinced her music project has been scrapped (hence the leaks). It's a shame, Radio & IGIB are such cute pop gems, if she got a deal with Interscope or somewhere she could've pushed them

It's been over a year since her first single, I'm convinced her music project has been scrapped (hence the leaks). It's a shame, Radio & IGIB are such cute pop gems, if she got a deal with Interscope or somewhere she could've pushed them

It's been over a year since her first single, I'm convinced her music project has been scrapped (hence the leaks). It's a shame, Radio & IGIB are such cute pop gems, if she got a deal with Interscope or somewhere she could've pushed them

It's been over a year since her first single, I'm convinced her music project has been scrapped (hence the leaks). It's a shame, Radio & IGIB are such cute pop gems, if she got a deal with Interscope or somewhere she could've pushed them

No one knows. White Mercedes was confirmed as a droplet by Eclipse (later included on XCX3), but I feel that would've been the white colour shoot she did (which hasn't leaked yet). 
 
I've heard Come To My Party was reworked early 2018. I would presume Bounce was planned. But honestly it's anyone's guess.

Literally no one. It averages at about 40k streams on each song. It should've had some vocal remixes (Kim Petras etc.) and 1 or 2 unreleased songs if she wanted it to be successful

She's either planning the biggest debut of the century with a big label or her music career has been completely shelved. Nothing in over a year. 

She's either planning the biggest debut of the century with a big label or her music career has been completely shelved. Nothing in over a year. 

She's either planning the biggest debut of the century with a big label or her music career has been completely shelved. Nothing in over a year. 

Literally no one. It averages at about 40k streams on each song. It should've had some vocal remixes (Kim Petras etc.) and 1 or 2 unreleased songs if she wanted it to be successful

Literally no one. It averages at about 40k streams on each song. It should've had some vocal remixes (Kim Petras etc.) and 1 or 2 unreleased songs if she wanted it to be successful

Literally no one. It averages at about 40k streams on each song. It should've had some vocal remixes (Kim Petras etc.) and 1 or 2 unreleased songs if she wanted it to be successful

Troubled Paradise flopped. And that's why she's ditching hyperpop, the next album will be dance pop. Probably won't get anything from the next album until after tour though.

I heard Come To My Party was reworked early 2018, so maybe that was planned too. And 1999 is also technically a 2018 droplet, it has an original cover that fits the theme.

Coconuts was dead on release. The TikTok hype never transferred to streaming platforms because the song came out far too late and she doesn't have the budget for it to be added to major playlists.
 
Also, I don't know how much the Republic experts are involved in her career. They could just be the distributing side of things. She's primarily signed to Luke's label, so his team probably plan the release strategy, hence the mess.
 
I wouldn't say it thrived, it pulled standard Kim Petras numbers and nothing more.

Coconuts was dead on release. The TikTok hype never transferred to streaming platforms because the song came out far too late and she doesn't have the budget for it to be added to major playlists.
 
Also, I don't know how much the Republic experts are involved in her career. They could just be the distributing side of things. She's primarily signed to Luke's label, so his team probably plan the release strategy, hence the mess.
 
I wouldn't say it thrived, it pulled standard Kim Petras numbers and nothing more.

Coconuts was dead on release. The TikTok hype never transferred to streaming platforms because the song came out far too late and she doesn't have the budget for it to be added to major playlists.
 
Also, I don't know how much the Republic experts are involved in her career. They could just be the distributing side of things. She's primarily signed to Luke's label, so his team probably plan the release strategy, hence the mess.
 
I wouldn't say it thrived, it pulled standard Kim Petras numbers and nothing more.

Troubled Paradise flopped. And that's why she's ditching hyperpop, the next album will be dance pop. Probably won't get anything from the next album until after tour though.

Coconuts was dead on release. The TikTok hype never transferred to streaming platforms because the song came out far too late and she doesn't have the budget for it to be added to major playlists.
 
Also, I don't know how much the Republic experts are involved in her career. They could just be the distributing side of things. She's primarily signed to Luke's label, so his team probably plan the release strategy, hence the mess.
 
I wouldn't say it thrived, it pulled standard Kim Petras numbers and nothing more.

Troubled Paradise flopped. And that's why she's ditching hyperpop, the next album will be dance pop. Probably won't get anything from the next album until after tour though.

Troubled Paradise flopped. And that's why she's ditching hyperpop, the next album will be dance pop. Probably won't get anything from the next album until after tour though.

Charli album is a ME!ss. You've got the label forced collaborations of Troye Sivan & Lizzo on A&R tracks, mixed with Brooke Candy & Cupcakke on Pop 2-esque tracks.
It is the furthest thing from cohesive and is just a collection of songs.

Charli album is a ME!ss. You've got the label forced collaborations of Troye Sivan & Lizzo on A&R tracks, mixed with Brooke Candy & Cupcakke on Pop 2-esque tracks.
It is the furthest thing from cohesive and is just a collection of songs.

Charli album is a ME!ss. You've got the label forced collaborations of Troye Sivan & Lizzo on A&R tracks, mixed with Brooke Candy & Cupcakke on Pop 2-esque tracks.
It is the furthest thing from cohesive and is just a collection of songs.

Charli album is a ME!ss. You've got the label forced collaborations of Troye Sivan & Lizzo on A&R tracks, mixed with Brooke Candy & Cupcakke on Pop 2-esque tracks.
It is the furthest thing from cohesive and is just a collection of songs.