Months after releasing her collaborative song titled 'Popular' with The Weeknd and Playboi Carti, the 'Material Girl' hitmaker announces its accompanying visuals via social media.
- Feb 17, 2024
AceShowbiz - Madonna announced that she has worked with The Weeknd and Playboi Carti for a music video of their collaborative single. The "Material Girl" hitmaker revealed that they have released the visuals of "Popular".
On Thursday, February 15, the 65-year-old Queen of Pop made use of her Instagram page to share the exciting news. In the caption of her new post, she wrote, "I did song with @theweeknd and @playboicarti -called - 'Popular' Duh !"
Madonna went on to spill, "The video debuts Finally and Exclusively in the Fortnite festival!!" She offered details of the festival by writing, "Tune into the game February 15-18! it's the only way to watch the video! @fnfestival Full video available."
Along with the announcement, the "Like a Prayer" songstress shared a teaser for the "Popular" music video. In the clip, it could be seen that she dresses up in a number of stylish outfits that make her look younger than her actual age.
One of the ensembles consists of a black corset top that comes with a very low-cut design, a pair of long black tights with white fishnets on them and a pair of black hand gloves, which are long enough to cover her elbows. Over the top, she puts on a long-sleeved black leather jacket. In addition, she accessorizes herself with a chain necklace.
For the other look, Madonna opts to wear a short-sleeved black top and a pair of red gloves, which covers her elbows down to her fingers. Over them, she dons a sparkling silver wrist watch and matching ring. She also rocks a pair of black sunglasses and pearl-drop earrings.
The music video of "Popular" was dropped less than one year after Madonna, The Weeknd and Playboi Carti unleashed the collaborative single. The three artists released the song, which is the accompanying soundtrack for HBO's drama series "The Idol", on June 2, 2023. The track charted within the top 10 in several counties, including Canada, Australia, Japan and New Zealand.
