Oh man Hungbucks breakup, new year on the horizon you know what would be great but never happen is Mox coming out to Adam's original banger Hungbucks theme

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Oh man Hungbucks breakup, new year on the horizon you know what would be great but never happen is Mox coming out to Adam's original banger Hungbucks theme
Daegal is Haechan’s girlfriend?
Dongsookie is probably listening to Driver’s License now 😂😂
Break-up anthems are a dime a dozen, so it’s always a treat when you come across one that makes an indelible impression, and beckons you to return to its canorous wings time and time again. Alexina charges forth onto our radars with her new song and visual, London, giving us a painfully relatable post-breakup anthem about ending a relationship with someone and being reminded of them in every spot you frequented together. In London’s music video, she’s seen driving around the streets of the city, re-tracing her steps and visiting old haunts as she tries to forget the scenes of her broken relationship. Though Alexina grew up in London, she was born in Scotland. Her explosive sweeping anthem showcases her aerial flying, uniquely lithe yet husky voice, encapsulated in a grand and opulent arrangement of cinematic splendor. It’s a gripping, volatile formula, whose dashing intensity, elastic chords, and vivid synths reflect a both Ellie Goulding and Carly Rae Jepsen. Alexina is no stranger to accolades, having been lauded by countless publications and outlets in the past. She even wrote the theme for Margot Robbie’s 2018 film, Terminal. Listen to her music on Spotify, here.
She taught me love. She taught me patience. She handles pain; that shit's amazing 💞
This past year has been a rather excruciating FLETCHER drought. The magnetic New Yorker disappeared into the shadows after proving herself a pop star on the rise with plenteous gems over the last few years. Her biggest hit, Wasted Youth, unsurprisingly hit number 1 on Billboard’s Emerging Artist’s Chart. So when we came across exquisitely moving new single Undrunk this week, our hearts fluttered in elation. Since we last heard from FLETCHER, the singer songwriter has signed to Capitol Records, and she now makes her debut on the major label with Undrunk, a simultaneously heart-wrenching and infectious song about post-breakup yearnings for do-overs. Remorse and regret tend to come hand in hand with heartache and heartbreak. FLETCHER captures the pangs of those devastating emotions with her honeyed but assertive, impassioned and honest performance. Stream/download Undrunk, here.
GALE Turns Heartbreak Into Power on “Me Tiene”
A Fearless Opening Statement Latin GRAMMY® Award-winning songwriter GALE opens the year with “Me Tiene,” a fearless breakup anthem that flips regret into resolve. Playful, confident, and unapologetically bold, the track captures a moment of clarity where choosing oneself becomes an act of power. Sound, Energy, and Intention “Me Tiene is a sexy, fun song that celebrates that moment when you realize how good it feels to be with someone who truly loves you, takes care of you, and gives you your place,” GALE shares. Visuals and First Live Performance The release arrives alongside a new Uproxx-branded video created in partnership with Toyota, featuring behind-the-scenes footage and highlights from GALE’s Los Angeles pop-up performance. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ojOQ0f9p52M Building on a Defining Era “Me Tiene” follows GALE’s sophomore album, Lo Que Puede Pasar, which explores confidence, womanhood, and emotional growth. An Artist in Full Momentum She continues to build momentum through touring, festival appearances, and high-profile songwriting collaborations. Outlook With “Me Tiene,” GALE signals a new chapter defined by self-trust, clarity, and creative freedom.