who cares where she got it?

Explain your conclusion to that theory lol

@@Shuturulsdad It's not a theory, it's a fact. You know when you know and you clearly don't know yet.

Album was awful, stop coping

@@squishy3248 stop talking shit on the internet about some music you not used to when you're the one listening to it on repeat. Plz I've seen this film before.

Well, to each their own, sweetheart. You don't need to insult people. People are allowed to not like something, doesn't make them any less intelligent. Quit being small-minded, ironically, that's a sign of being dim-witted. Xoxo😘

it's not lol. It was a PR relationship. What do people not understand about this

what?

@@ryanciani3324 fake relationship for media play

Bruh i think that's the part I turned off, fucking sucked lmao

I didn't even bother listening because i knew it would be horrendously bad.💀💀💀 i like Camilla but her music is ..... questionable...😬

honestly i was pleasantly surprised personally, i was a bit worried when i heard I Luv It at first. There a lot of good ballads or songs like she's used to do (Twentysomethings, B.O.A.T., pretty when i cry & June Gloom). Some songs did take me a few listens, but they grew on me. It's been on repeat for me since Friday. A lot of people have been raving about it. I guess it depends on the person :) But i agree i was surprised at first when i knew there was a solo Drake song ^^''

No. People would turn off the radio if any of the songs in this album comes on

non white entertainers have been popular for the past 70 years. it was probably behind the scenes drama. she or someone in her team rubbed someone important the wrong way / didnt want to pay for her music being played on the radio. the album was extremely low effort. cant imagine it would make much $$$

its called tan. being cuban has nothing to do with skin and rotation has nothing to do with anything