Dua Lipa just dropped her song ‘Illusion,’ and while she gave us some hints about what the music video would be like with the teaser she shared on social media, the final product was a resounding success. In addition to the songs the British artist has been releasing so far this year, all her fans are gearing up for the release of her new album, ‘Radical Optimism,’ confirmed to drop on May 3rd.
Barcelona inspires the ‘Illusion’ video and features Kevin Parker, the lead singer of the rock band Tame Impala. While the video’s musical style still has psychedelic touches that identify Dua Lipa very well, this song also represents a change in the aesthetic she has presented before.
Although all her fans are super excited about the release of the new song, some people couldn’t help but notice that Dua seems to be imitating Miley Cyrus at every turn, and the criticisms didn’t take long to surface.
Is Dua Lipa Trying To Be Like Miley?
Miley’s fans claim that the British singer is a total copycat of Cyrus, and they have even compiled similarities between the two singers. They constantly accuse Dua of being a plagiarist, and if we’re honest, this no longer seems like inspiration, but rather a copy. Similarities Between Radical Optimism and Endless Summer Vacation:
Radical Optimism, Dua Lipa’s new album, will consist of 11 songs, including ‘Houdini,’ ‘Training Season,’ and ‘Illusion.’ Here’s the complete tracklist:
- ‘End of an Era’
- ‘Houdini’
- ‘Training Season’
- ‘These Walls’
- ‘Whatcha Doing’
- ‘French Exit’
- ‘Illusion’
- ‘Falling Forever’
- ‘Anything for Love’
- ‘Maria’
- ‘Happy for You’
