Washington: Pop star Selena Gomez returns with self-love anthem Lose You to Love Me after her last album Revival in 2015.
The 27-year old star's song reflects how her relationship with herself became better following the end of a toxic relationship. In the song, she bares a range of emotions - sadness, anger, freedom and joy. The song has been completely shot on iPhone 11 pro by Sophie Miller (Director).
As soon as the track dropped online, fans started guessing who the songstress was singing about. The lines 'In two months you replaced us like it was easy,’ had fans taking to Twitter to claim that the song was about her former flame, Justin Bieber.
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"I have to do a few finishing things with it, but I'm just relieved," she told Jimmy Fallon on The Tonight Show back in June. "It took me four years now to even feel at a good place with this album, and it's just because I had such huge moments that happened in my life personally that 'how was I going to capture that?' And how was I actually gonna feel good about what I was saying?"
"I want people to feel hope and to know you will come out the other side stronger and a better version of yourself," she added.
Gomez's last album was Revival in 2015. Since then, the singer has been very vocal about her personal issues, including a lupus diagnosis, as well as her struggles with anxiety and depression.
Recently, the singer had opened up about her battle with anxiety and depression. While receiving the 2019 McLean Award earlier this month, Gomez recalled the 'scariest moment' of her life.
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She said, "I think that we are better when we tell the truth and, so, this is my truth. Last year, I was suffering mentally and emotionally, and I wasn't able to stay all that kept together. I wasn't able to hold a smile or to keep things looking normal, it felt like all of my pain and my anxiety washed over me all at once and it was one of the scariest moments of my life."
