Four years after her last gigantic successful album, ‘Cuz I Love You’, the singer of ‘Truth Hurts’, Lizzo has recently released her latest dance music video, ‘About Damn Time’. It has been almost 2months since the release of the track. it has made her fans awestruck by the energy she gave to her performance in the music video. The track was released on the 14th of April. The song created a buzz amongst her fans even before its release.
All started with her Instagram post
Lizzo shared an Instagram post with the caption “SONG OF THE SUMMER DROPPING 4/14!” on 10th April. Fans were amazed at the unconventional way of her announcement. In the video shared on Instagram, getting out of a limo, she went on to a private plane. As she walked on the stairs in her brand new Yitty shapewear to get on the plane, the camera turned and Lizzo pulled out a “Prince at the 1991 MTV Video Music Awards”. Her attire gave her fans the hints about her latest album. Soon, it made noise amongst her fans. From asking about the release date and time to best wishes for her ventures, the artist was applauded by her fans abundantly.
Her Collaboration with the Cardi B set the expectation higher:
After the release, ‘Rumors’, collaborated with Cardi B, and fans had higher expectations from her. The track represented the perfect comeback of Lizzo as it had her fun-evoking signatures and well-placed spikiness. The song was a huge commercial success and topped Billboard’s Hot R&B / Hip-hop chart. Moreover, it also took the 4th rank on the Billboard Hot 100 charts.
The success of ‘About Damn Time’
Fans have reacted positively, as the 33-yer-old singer had left no stone unturned to make the song remarkable in every respect. Within 2 months, the song reached more than 50 million views on YouTube. The song also came to the 4th position on Billboard Hot 100. Many factors bolster the success of the song. It also rose to the 10th position on the Radio Songs Chart. The song served as the lead single of her upcoming album, ‘Special’, to be released on 15th July, setting a burning stage for its release.
