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I noticed that the Background Music which Dua used to tease her Royal Albert album (which I mentioned previously that I think was intentionally used by her to tease a snippet of her new song): https://www.instagram.com/reel/DC653wAsaGQ/?igsh=dDU2bGdpMWx1bmcz is somehow connected to this leaking snippet (whch i'm not sure if AI or real) BUT notice how the beats per minutes and the beats at the background is similar between the two links above! Please play the Instagram link, followed by the X link, and notice how similar the beats are. My theory is that both of this link is from one (new and upcoming Dua) song i am thinking this would be the next Single for her upcoming Deluxe album next year. Challenge my theories here. Thanks!

Doesnt seem a stock music because it's too pop-coded for me.

Dua seems to be teasing a snippet of a new song from the background of this video https://www.instagram.com/reel/DC653wAsaGQ/?igsh=dDU2bGdpMWx1bmcz

Anything For Love (Salted Liquorice Mix) out tonight.

Dua uses the instrumental intro of Espresso on her recent IG Story for Service95. Just plain usage of Sabrina's song or is she giving a hint of a possible collab? Hmmm

Billboard Hot 100 January 25, 2025 #2. End of An Era (+14) *New Peak* Manifesting to see this kind of posts to see next year hahahhahah. 🥹

Why do I feel like Dua and her team is intentionally prolonging to release another single not to oversaturate releases? And at some point make us crave more? (which is currently happening right now?) so that the next time she releases, more focus now is given to the next single and the GP would also notice a release? and remember how her team told that they are just starting? I still trust on this era's radical optimism (literally)

One of the best remixes this era 🤗 who agrees?

WHATCHA DOING - EXTENDED MIX The cleanest extended remix with additional instrumentals we never heard from the official album version. UGHH. 🔥 EARGASMIC. Periodt.

Someone's so much triggered with the term "longevity" 🫢🤣

She still will play the longevity game. Deluxe will take place during EU and US tour.

I feel like Dua's team is leaning towards era's longevity still and is unbothered with all the chart positions and fan rants. Imagine how she haven't emergency release These Walls considering its the highest streamed non-single and most radio friendly song? I am definitely sure Dua and her team isn't blind to notice the spotify streams and it being a fan-and a potential GP favorite. I feel like the songs from the album will still have their proper time of release: ex. Falling Forever (end of june or probably july after glasto) 5th Single: These Walls (feat an artist) around October (same month when Levitating Remix was released) 6th Single: New song from the deluxe album by January or Feb (same month as We're Good were released) 7th Single: Whatcha Doin (optional) 8th/Last Single: End Of an Era (Summer 2025), its title is perfect to literally "end the era" and this summery vibes song is probably reserved for next year's summer season. These are just my thoughts. I am a believer that Dua trusts her project so much that she doesnt need to rush and shorten the entire album / era campaign just because its currently flopping or not charting well. But I have a strong feeling that somewhere in the middle of this era, one of her songs will really shoot up just like what happened to New Rules. Patience and trust is the key here. just being radically optimistic. 😇 Let the long era of RO begin….

People here are over reacting as if the main reason why an album or a song flops is because of the wrong description? So if the description was right for Radical Optimism or Houdini, Training Season, would we get an instant Billboard Hot 100 Top 10?? 😂😂 Dua may have picked the wrong choice of interpretation to describe her album or her songs but I don't see it as a reason why her songs are flopping, like as if the chart position of a song would greatly depend on how the singer described a song 😂😂😂 its as simple as if the song clicks with the fans + GP, it hits, it charts. if the song doesnt click with the fans + GP, it wont chart. the lack of promo may have a factor on the success of her album, but people blaming Dua for her wrong description and interpretation of her songs or album as the reason for her flopping is just BS for me. These are the type of people who just look for lame and unmeasurable reason for an artist to be flop Would Taylor Swift's Fortnite flop if TS describes it as a "dance pop" single record? 😂 Would Espresso flop if it is described as EDM? 😂

I wonder if these people ranting here would have a different take when her 3 singles charted on Top 10 on billboard or at least have high position streams on spotify? I think its all psychological. Fans start complaining just because the songs are not charting as expected. We all want Dua to succeed but all you keep doing is complaining based on the current chart position of her singles. 😅

Ranking my favorite non-single tracks from Radical Optimism: 1. End of An Era 2. Falling Forever 3. Whatcha Doing 4. Happy For You 5. These Walls 1. End of An Era's optimistic beach vibe and the gayest bridge ever - another girl falls in love part, and that lalalala part ugh 2. Falling Forever's eurovision-like, epic and cinematic feels, plus her vocals 3. Whatcha Doing's Levitating funky vibe and that "Tell Me What You Doin To Me" bridge part 4. Happy For You's bird chirping beachy blissful vibe, the chorus melody, and that background voice on the ending instrumental makes your soul want to escape from your body and just want to cry ugh 5. These Wall's Gwen Stefani-like song which is very radio-friendly lyrically and melody Maria is still growing on me. French exit will take longer time i guess. Anything For Love, meh.