AceShowbiz - Dua Lipa has released her latest single titled "Training Season" and its accompanying music video. Shortly after unleashing the song and MV, the "Dance the Night" songstress was showered with positive online responses from her listeners.

On Thursday, February 15, the 28-year-old singer dropped "Training Season", which serves as the second single off her upcoming third studio album, and its visuals. On the song, she sings, "Are you somebody who can go there?/ 'Cause I don't wanna have to show ya/ If that ain't you, then let me know, yeah/ 'Cause training season's over."

In the music video itself, Dua is documented sitting alone at a table in a cafe that is packed with a number of men, who can't keep their eyes off her. As she sips her drink from a mug, a man dressed up in a leather jacket knocks on a window next to her. The person is later joined by many other men admiring her beauty.

After the release, the "New Rules" hitmaker was quickly praised by her listeners for saving pop music. In the comments section of the newly-released MV, one in particular exclaimed, "Dua is saving the pop music again." Many other listeners appeared to have agreed to the statement as the comment received more than 4 thousands of likes.

A second gushed, "Another masterpiece of the great Dua Lipa. This song is so deep and very loving at same time, she is great for making pop music. Dua Lipa is the Queen of Pop." A third noted, "Dua Lipa's songs are like a mesmerizing journey through the depths of emotion, with each lyric hitting like a wave of raw honesty and every beat pulsating with infectious energy. Her music isn't just a sound; it's an experience that ignites the soul and leaves you craving more."

Similarly, a fourth added, "Musically speaking and in terms of Sound, no one is on Dua's level. Let the other popstars to worry about breaking records, sales etc Dua's got the art in her music: She is delivering Sound, lyrics, everything. Goddess you are by far the best and I cant but surrender to your musical legacy."

Dua previously debuted the single when she took the stage at the 2024 Grammy Awards. She delivered the song in front of the star-studded audience at Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, California on February 4.