Katy Perry and Doechii Top New Music Poll
Katy Perry and Doechii‘s “I’m His, He’s Mine” has secured the top spot in this week’s new music poll, showcasing a diverse range of artists across different music genres.
Music Fans Choose Their Favorite
Music enthusiasts participated in a poll released on Friday (Sept. 13) on Billboard, selecting the duet as the most favored new music release of the week.
“I’m His, He’s Mine” Dominates the Poll
“I’m His, He’s Mine” captured 30% of the vote in the poll, surpassing new releases from The Weeknd (“Dancing in the Flames”), Charli XCX featuring Troye Sivan (“Talk Talk” remix), Tate McRae (“It’s OK I’m OK”), FKA Twigs (“Eusexua”), and others.
Perry and Doechii’s Collaboration
Perry and Doechii released “I’m His, He’s Mine” on Friday, following its debut at the MTV Video Music Awards. The duet features a prominent sample of Crystal Waters’ 1991 hit “Gypsy Woman (She’s Homeless),” with the artists staking their claims on their male love interests.
“I’m his queen, I’m his freak/ I’m every woman he wants and needs,” Perry sings in the music video, portraying a strong female presence. Doechii also adds her allure in the video, emphasizing her role in the relationship.
New Album Release
“I’m His, He’s Mine” is the third single from Perry’s upcoming album, 143, set to be released on Sept. 20. The track follows “Woman’s World” and “Lifetimes.”
Results of the Poll
Following Perry and Doechii, The Weeknd’s “Dancing in the Flames” secured nearly 24% of the vote. This song is the lead single from The Weeknd’s upcoming album, Hurry Up Tomorrow, concluding his trilogy.
Explore the final poll results below. Visit Billboard‘s Friday Music Guide for more exciting releases from this week.
FAQs
Q: When is Katy Perry’s new album, 143, set to be released?
A: Katy Perry’s new album, 143, is scheduled to drop on Sept. 20.
Q: What is the inspiration behind the song “I’m His, He’s Mine” by Katy Perry and Doechii?
A: The song features a sample of Crystal Waters’ “Gypsy Woman (She’s Homeless)” and showcases the artists marking their territories in relationships.
Credit: www.billboard.com
