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13-06-2025
- Entertainment
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Sydney Sweeney Reveals Glen Powell Helped Her Land a Gig
Sydney Sweeney couldn't stop fangirling over Tate McRae as she gushed about how Glen Powell helped them connect. The actor revealed that Powell helped her land the gig with McRae on her new music video during her recent appearance on 'The Kelly Clarkson Show.' The host, Clarkson, teased the subject, questioning Sweeney about how she nabbed the opportunity to work with the singer, prompting her to rave about her former co-star's role. Glen Powell played a major role in Sydney Sweeney and Tate McRae's collaboration in 'Miss Possessive.' During her appearance on Kelly Clarkson's talk show, Sweeney lavished praise on her 'Anyone But You' co-star for helping her connect with the singer. In the episode, Clarkson seemed too curious about the duo's iconic joint endeavour in the song, triggering the discussion about Powell's involvement and how it possibly couldn't have happened without him. 'You were on a Tate McRae song, how did that happen?' the host asked Sweeney, who was thrilled to answer. She revealed being McRae's and her music's 'huge fan,' but admitted to not knowing her before that. 'I think she's so beyond talented, and she's so hot,' the Emmy-nominated star raved about the singer, ultimately dishing that Powell 'connected' them. She explained, 'He was like, 'Hey, Tate wants me to connect you two. Can I give her your number?' I said, 'Yeah sure.'' Acknowledging Glen Powell's role in the collaboration, Sydney Sweeney shared that Tate McRae reached out to her soon after. The latter reportedly requested a sample of her voice for her latest album. Both Clarkson and Sweeney unanimously agreed that it was 'so cool' she got to work with the musician, and all fans have Powell to thank for the epic collab. 'Miss Possessive' is the opening track of the 'So Close to What' album. It features a brief portion with Sweeney, saying, 'No, seriously, get your hands off my man.' The revelation came days after Powell's rumored ex, Gigi Paris, seemingly broke her silence on their highly publicized breakup. Paris appeared on the 'Too Much' podcast and talked about a former boyfriend without taking names, revealing she knew exactly when to walk away. Originally reported by Nikita Mahato on Reality Tea. The post Sydney Sweeney Reveals Glen Powell Helped Her Land a Gig appeared first on Mandatory.
Yahoo
12-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Sydney Sweeney Reveals How Glen Powell Helped Her Bag Tate McRae Song Gig
Sydney Sweeney recently opened up about how her unexpected appearance on a Tate McRae song came about. While appearing on The Kelly Clarkson Show, the Anyone But You actress revealed that her co-star was the one who introduced her to McRae. This ultimately led to her feature on the track 'Miss Possessive.' Here's how Sydney Sweeney ended up on a Tate McRae song. Sydney Sweeney recently shared the backstory behind her unexpected feature on Tate McRae's song 'Miss Possessive.' She credited her Anyone But You co-star Glen Powell for making the connection happen. During a guest appearance on The Kelly Clarkson Show, Clarkson asked how the collaboration happened and whether Sweeney already knew McRae. Sweeney admitted she had long admired McRae's work, saying, 'So, I have been a huge fan of her music. I think she's so beyond talented and she's so hot.' She went on to explain how collaboration came together after Powell acted as the go-between. According to Sweeney, 'Glen actually connected me with her. He was like, 'Hey, Tate wants me to connect you two. Can I give her your number?' I said, 'Yeah, sure.'' Following that introduction, McRae contacted Sweeney and asked her to send a voice recording for her upcoming album. The actress said, 'She reached out and was like, 'Hey, I really would love to sample your voice for a portion of my song on my new album. Would you be down?' And I'm like 'Hell yes.'' Sweeney saying, 'No, seriously, get your hands off my man,' became the opening line of the album's first track, 'Miss Possessive,' which appears on McRae's So Close to What. The moment quickly became a highlight for fans, who were surprised to hear Sweeney's voice on the song. Both Clarkson and Sweeney agreed that the collaboration was a 'cool' moment, with the actress clearly thrilled to be involved. The revelation arrived just as Powell's ex, Gigi Paris, appeared to break her silence about their breakup. The post Sydney Sweeney Reveals How Glen Powell Helped Her Bag Tate McRae Song Gig appeared first on - Movie Trailers, TV & Streaming News, and More.
Yahoo
12-06-2025
- Entertainment
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Sydney Sweeney Reveals How Glen Powell Helped Her Cameo in Hit Song
Sydney Sweeney recently delved into her surprising collaboration with pop star Tate McRae, appearing in one of the latter's songs. While appearing on The Kelly Clarkson Show, the Anyone But You actress revealed that her co-star was the one who introduced her to McRae. This ultimately led to her feature on the track 'Miss Possessive.' Here's how Sydney Sweeney ended up on a Tate McRae song. Sydney Sweeney recently shared the backstory behind her unexpected feature on Tate McRae's song 'Miss Possessive.' She credited her Anyone But You co-star Glen Powell for making the connection happen. During a guest appearance on The Kelly Clarkson Show, Clarkson asked how the collaboration happened and whether Sweeney already knew McRae. Sweeney admitted she had long admired McRae's work, saying, 'So, I have been a huge fan of her music. I think she's so beyond talented and she's so hot.' She went on to explain how collaboration came together after Powell acted as the go-between. According to Sweeney, 'Glen actually connected me with her. He was like, 'Hey, Tate wants me to connect you two. Can I give her your number?' I said, 'Yeah, sure.'' Following that introduction, McRae contacted Sweeney and asked her to send a voice recording for her upcoming album. The actress said, 'She reached out and was like, 'Hey, I really would love to sample your voice for a portion of my song on my new album. Would you be down?' And I'm like 'Hell yes.'' Sweeney saying, 'No, seriously, get your hands off my man,' became the opening line of the album's first track, 'Miss Possessive,' which appears on McRae's So Close to What. The moment quickly became a highlight for fans, who were surprised to hear Sweeney's voice on the song. Both Clarkson and Sweeney agreed that the collaboration was a 'cool' moment, with the actress clearly thrilled to be involved. The revelation arrived just as Powell's ex, Gigi Paris, appeared to break her silence about their breakup. Originally reported by Disheeta Maheshwari on ComingSoon. The post Sydney Sweeney Reveals How Glen Powell Helped Her Cameo in Hit Song appeared first on Mandatory.
Yahoo
16-05-2025
- Entertainment
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Hear Tate McRae Join Morgan Wallen on Intimate Ballad ‘What I Want'
Morgan Wallen has dropped his new album, I'm the Problem, which includes the highly-discussed collaboration with Tate McRae. The crooning ballad sees the pair sharing vocals as they sing about a temporary relationship between two broken people. Wallen announced the duet last month, causing McRae's fans to criticize her decision to work with the country singer. 'If McRae had a country-pop pivot in mind, there were plenty of options that wouldn't place her next to one of country's most radioactive stars,' Rolling Stone wrote at the time. 'She's stepped into the hazard zone, but it's unlikely to completely derail her rising star — it might just bring her to an audience that doesn't care much about morals as long as the music is good. It'll have to run its course.' More from Rolling Stone Morgan Wallen Explains Abrupt 'SNL' Exit: 'I Was Just Ready to Go Home' Morgan Wallen Radio Coming to SiriusXM Ed Sheeran, Doja Cat, Burna Boy, Rosé, and More Feature on 'F1' Soundtrack I'm the Problem features 37 tracks, including collaborations with Post Malone, Eric Church, and Ernest. 'We recorded around 50 songs for this album and ended up cutting 13,' Wallen explained in a statement. 'I feel like we accomplished what I had in mind, and a huge shoutout to my close collaborators on this too. They came in ready and fired up every single day, and they inspire me as much as anything else.' In support of his new album, Wallen will hit the road for his I'm the Problem tour across North America and will kick things off in Houston, Texas, at NRG Stadium with Corey Kent and Koe Wetzel on June 20. Other special guests planned for the stadium run include Brooks & Dunn, Miranda Lambert, Thomas Rhett, Gavin Adcock, Ella Langley, and Anne Wilson. McRae's latest LP, So Close to What, arrived earlier this year and went to No. 1 on the Billboard Top 200 chart. She is currently out on her global Miss Possessive Tour, which continues through September. Best of Rolling Stone The 50 Greatest Eminem Songs All 274 of Taylor Swift's Songs, Ranked The 500 Greatest Albums of All Time
Buzz Feed
16-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Buzz Feed
Tate McRae Is Getting A Ton Of Hate For Collaborating With Morgan Wallen On His New Album, And It's All Making Me Extremely Uncomfy
It's official: Tate McRae is one of Gen Z's newest, biggest, and best pop stars. If you don't agree, I'm sorry, but you're wrong. Love her or hate her, Tate is absolutely taking over the pop music scene. In case you want some background on her success, here it is: Tate's new album, So Close to What, debuted at number one on the Billboard 200, and she's also about to embark on a massive arena tour. People often call Tate "the new Britney," because they kinda give off the same vibe (and, uh, Tate was a professional dancer). But while Tate's fanbase has been growing dramatically, it's a bit of a different story for country singer Morgan Wallen. He's been the subject of several scandals over the years that have put a bad taste in peoples' mouths — including using the n-word in 2021 and getting arrested twice for "disorderly conduct" in 2020 and 2024. Most recently, you might remember that Morgan walked off the set of Saturday Night Live a couple weeks ago, which sparked controversy (and became the subject of many jokes). All of these instances have led to several other celebs openly calling out Morgan. So basically, supporting him isn't really the vibe for many other singers right now. In 2021, Justin Bieber apologized publicly after posting Morgan's music on his Instagram Story, saying he "[doesn't] support or tolerate any sort of racism or discrimination." Well, here's where things get interesting. Leading up to the release of his new album, Morgan confirmed through a tweet posted on April 9 that the song "What I Want" will be a duet with a female artist. Then, on April 15, Tate posted a photo to her Instagram Story of an orange jersey with "T8" written on it, along with Morgan's "MW" logo in small letters. So fans connected the dots, and they turned out to be right — on April 16, Morgan Wallen confirmed Tate will indeed be featured on his album. Given Morgan's controversies, fans are now putting Tate on blast, expressing their disappointment that she'd support him by being featured on his song: i knew in my soul not to jump on the tate mcrae bandwagon — chase (@cfree94) April 15, 2025 Twitter: @cfree94 tate mcrae collabing with morgan wallen...... i'm actually so disappointed in her rn — 𝖗𝖔 𓆩♱𓆪 (@theroprint) April 15, 2025 Twitter: @theroprint aaaaand no more streams for tate mcrae wtf. — ⚡︎ (@blindingliqhts) April 15, 2025 Twitter: @blindingliqhts Tate McRae… you can take the girl out of Alberta but you can't take the Alberta out of the girl smfh! — _ (@yaac43ffy) April 15, 2025 Twitter: @yaac43ffy I guess we'll just have to see for certain when the song actually comes out, but one thing's for certain: the entire situation is extremely uncomfy. You can't see me, but I'm squirming as we speak.
