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Cosmopolitan
24-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Cosmopolitan
How to Buy Reneé Rapp Tickets for Her ‘Bite Me' Arena Tour
Reneé Rapp is hitting the road, which means we're in for one hell of a tour in support of her upcoming album, Bite Me. The singer-songwriter will take the stage across 17 cities this fall, kicking things off in Morrison, Colorado, on September 23 and closing in Charlotte, North Carolina, on October 29. Syd and Ravyn Lenae are also set to join the 'Pretty Girls' performer on several dates. This marks Reneé's first headlining tour since her Snow Hard Feelings Tour in 2023 and her slew of festival shows in 2024. She recently performed the lead single off her sophomore album, 'Leave Me Alone,' at the 2025 American Music Awards in May and played slots at Capital FM's Summertime Ball and World Pride Music Festival in Washington, DC. Of course, she'll be bringing out all her hits and fan faves like 'Poison Poison,' 'Tummy Hurts,' and 'Not My Fault,' as well as new numbers from Bite Me, which drops on August 1. There's no way we're missing this, so it's time to prepare for pre-sales. Here's how to successfully buy Reneé Rapp tickets. As someone who's seen Reneé live multiple times at this point, believe me when I say this is a show you won't want to miss. I also survived the Great War of Taylor Swift's Eras Tour ticket queue, so I've got you covered with the best tips and tricks to snag tickets. Luckily for us, there are several chances to score a seat for Reneé Rapp's Bite Me Tour. Fans can sign up for pre-sale access at Reneé's official website until Tuesday, June 24 at 11 p.m. PST. As for the pre-sale, it begins at 10 a.m. local time on Thursday, June 26, while the general sale tickets drop on Friday, June 27, at 10 a.m. local time. There's nothing worse than being slowed down during a sale, especially when most of them have time limits. Avoid any issues at checkout by adding your most recent contact info and preferred payment method ahead of time. Also, check out your venue's seating chart to know which seats or section you want to aim for! Most sites only allow three tickets per purchase, depending on the artist's demand. We know your group chat is itching to chant during tracks like 'Poison Poison' and 'Pretty Girls,' but it might be best to divide and conquer if you're planning on going in a bigger group. Didn't snag any tickets during the pre-sale or general sale? No prob. Other ticket retailers might have extra seats available for resale. StubHub TicketMaster SeatGeek Vivid Seats GameTime
Cosmopolitan
21-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Cosmopolitan
Reneé Rapp's 'Leave Me Alone' Lyrics Won the IDGAF War
Aside from being a powerhouse vocalist, Reneé Rapp has gained quite the reputation for being a delightful loose cannon—and we've always loved her for it. The singer-songwriter is officially back with a brand new song, 'Leave Me Alone,' where she continues to express her no-cares-given attitude à la Snow Angel's fan-favorite track, 'Poison Poison.' While her devoted fans (otherwise known as Young Ex-Wives) praise her for her 'lack of media training' and outspoken nature during interviews, Miss Reneé's latest single proves that she's been like this. The hunger for more music from the star is insatiable, especially after she teased the track across social media. She first teased the single, as well as posters and merch featuring the title of her upcoming sophomore album Bite Me, with a snippet where she muses, 'I'm a real bad girl / But a real good kisser.' It's hot, it's careless, it's undoubtedly... Reneé. So, without further ado, let's get into Reneé Rapp's 'Leave Me Alone' lyrics and their potential meaning, because trust us when we say the track will be on blast all summer long. INSERT VIDEO Lyrics by Reneé Rapp [Verse 1] I'm a real bad girl but a real good kisser (Leave me alone bitch, I wanna have fun) Got my hair tied up, phone on don't disturb (Leave me alone bitch, I wanna have fun) With my jeans so low, show my little back dimples (Leave me alone bitch, I wanna have fun) Even lined my lips just to match my nipples (Leave me alone bitch, I wanna have fun) @ Reneé, we get it. You're hot. [Chorus] Can I tell you a secret? I'm so sick of it all (uh huh) Come get wet in the deep end T-t-t-take it off, c-c-c-cannonball Along with a confessional, we get some hot, fun, sexy summer vibes on this chorus. [Verse 2] Manager called me, said 'Where's the single?' (Leave me alone bitch, I wanna have fun) Oh, you're breaking up, babe, I don't got no signal (Leave me alone bitch, I wanna have fun)Sign a hundred NDAs but I'll still say something (Leave me alone bitch, I wanna have fun) I take my sex life with me, now the show ain't fuckin' (Leave me alone bitch, I wanna have fun) She spills some more on the second verse and pokes fun at the anticipation for her new music (which, thankfully, is finally upon us). Toward the end, she mentions how she remains outspoken despite signing nondisclosure agreements. While it's not confirmed, fans theorize that she could be referring to the end of her time on The Sex Lives of College Girls, especially with the final line (I take my sex life with me, now the show ain't fuckin'). This could allude to a potential decrease in sex scenes from the show since she left in season 3, but it's unclear. In 2024, she opened up about her departure in an interview with Vanity Fair, saying that some of her castmates allegedly 'questioned her bisexuality' at the time. 'The people in my life that I work with now care about me as a person. And I think that is a difference from things I've experienced in the past,' she told the outlet. In a separate interview with The Hollywood Reporter, she shared that it was 'hard to leave' the show for so many reasons, including her personal journey with coming to terms with her sexuality. 'I was in a relationship with a man, incredibly confused, unsure of myself, feeling so insecure in my acting. And I watched the scene the other day, and I was like, 'Wow, I feel so lucky to have that,'' she said of her emotional coming out season in the show's first season. [Chorus] Can I tell you a secret? I'm so sick of it all (uh huh) Come get wet in the deep end T-t-t-take it off, c-c-c-cannonball Can I tell you a secret? (Tell you a secret) I'm so sick of it all (Sick of it all) Come get wet in the deep end T-t-t-take it off, c-c-c-cannonball [Verse 3 / Outro] Party in the hills, people trying to talk business (Leave me alone bitch, I wanna have fun) I just wanna dance, don't take my picture (Leave me alone bitch, I wanna have fun) My ex walked in and my other ex with her (Leave me alone bitch, I wanna have fun) The three of us together, that's a real tongue twister (Leave me alone bitch, I wanna have fun) In the final verse of the song, Reneé calls out clout chasers and paparazzi before facing two of her exes who walked in together. The last line brings a double entendre thanks to its 'tongue twister,' which could either symbolize the awkwardness of all these exes being in the same room—or how they release their energy into a ménage à trois.
Yahoo
14-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Ranking 11 best songs by Reneé Rapp to prepare for new era
Reneé Rapp performing at the 2024 Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival. Reneé Rapp is teasing her fans and teasing new music! Since her 2023 debut album Snow Angel, 25-year-old Rapp's only new music has been from the Mean Girls (2024) soundtrack. Her fans are eagerly awaiting new music. Now, Rapp has announced that she has a new song coming in the gayest way possible: by posting a thirst trap. MAY 21 Rapp recently posted a video of herself from behind, wearing sweatpants and no top and a backward baseball cap that says, "Bite Me." She swishes her hair and flexes her arms as the audio of a song titled "Leave Me Alone" plays. The song features rock'n'roll guitars and Rapp singing "I'm a real bad girl, but a real good kisser / Leave me alone, bitch, I wanna have fun." Rapp says the song will be released on May 21, so until then, here are the singer's ten best songs ranked for you to listen to and catch up on. Which song is your favorite? Reneé Rapp's sings 'Meet The Plastics', the song that introduces the most popular girls at North Shore High School Mean Girls ... - YouTube Talk about a legendary entrance! Rapp first shows up as Regina George in the Mean Girls musical movie by singing this song as she walks into the lunch room in slow motion. Everyone stops and stares, and you will too. Provided to YouTube by Universal Music Group Poison Poison · Reneé Rapp Snow Angel ℗ 2023 Interscope Records Released ... - YouTube The third song off Rapp's debut album Snow Angel, "Poison Poison," is a friend breakup song about cutting off someone who betrays you. Listen to the debut album 'Snow Angel', out now: Shop official 'Snow Angel' music & merch: ... - YouTube This piano ballad lets Rapp show off the strength of her vocals. This dramatic breakup song comes from her debut EP, Everything to Everyone. Listen to 'Snow Angel (Deluxe)', out now: Shop official 'Snow Angel' music & merch: ... - YouTube One of several breakup songs from Rapp, "Tummy Hurts," has the singer predicting that her ex-boyfriend will have a daughter with his new partner and that that daughter will grow up to have her heart broken by a man just like her father. Watch Reneé Rapp as Regina George perform the ferocious song 'World Burn' from the hit musical comedy Mean Girls (2024). - YouTube Rapp gets to go full villain on this solo ballad from Mean Girls. Regina George has had enough with all of her lackeys and fellow students and wants to destroy everything. Rapp did a terrific job of nailing the song's anger and rage. Listen to the debut album 'Snow Angel', out now: Shop official 'Snow Angel' music & merch: ... - YouTube This upbeat bop from the 2022 EP Everything to Everyone is a favorite among Rapp's fans. With its theme of struggling to move on from a relationship and its memorable chorus, it's not hard to figure out why! Listen to the debut album 'Snow Angel', out now: Shop official 'Snow Angel' music & merch: ... - YouTube Written about a traumatic experience Rapp had, "Snow Angel" is one of the singer's more dramatic and powerful songs. Rapp knows how to have fun on her songs, but this one proves she knows how to get deep. Listen to the debut album 'Snow Angel', out now: Shop official 'Snow Angel' music & merch: ... - YouTube Queer fans of Rapp's have a special place in their hearts for this song about flirting with a straight girl who's in a relationship with a man. Rapp doesn't complain about the situation, however, and is happy to help others figure out that they're gay. Listen to the debut album 'Snow Angel', out now: Shop official 'Snow Angel' music & merch: ... - YouTube In this relatable song, Rapp worries that she'll overthink and get in her own way in a relationship. Over crunchy guitars, she shows off a bit of her rocker side in this great track from the album Snow Angel. Listen to 'Not My Fault': Director: Mia Barnes Producer: Jami Arceo Production Company: ... - YouTube Rapp teamed up with superstar rapper Megan Thee Stallion for this pop single off the Mean Girls soundtrack, and the results were legendary! Taking the line "it's not my fault you're like, in love with me or something," from the movie, Rapp and Megan prove their the baddest bitches in the room and that everyone wants to go home with them. Following their duet last season, Reneé Rapp and Jennifer Hudson reunite for another music moment! This time the soulful ... - YouTube On the Jennifer Hudson Show, Rapp was talking about her love of girl groups when Hudson asked if she wanted to sing "Dangerously in Love" by Destiny's Child with her. Of course, Rapp said, 'Yes!' These two powerhouse vocalists combine for a great version of the song!
