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Baby Queen reveals new single ‘Wannabe’
“It’s a song I wrote about the way other people have perceived me throughout my life.”

Following the release of her debut mixtape ‘The Yearbook’ in September, Baby Queen is sharing her newest single ‘Wannabe’.
“It’s a song I wrote about the way other people have perceived me throughout my life,” she explains. “I feel like I’ve always had something to prove to other people and I’ve always been trying to fit into an ideal of who I should be and how I should behave. That changed when I became Baby Queen. I found a place I belonged and people who fully accepted me for who I am. By the standards of the people I grew up with, or used to try so hard be friends with, I might be weird or crazy or ‘the girl who kisses other girls’ or a total wannabe, but by the standards of my people, I am great just the way I am. The song is an invitation to accept yourself and embrace the labels that are given to you by small minded, boring people. If this is what it means to be a loser, then I hope I’ll be a loser for the rest of my life.”
Check it out now below.
See Baby Queen live at the following dates:
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19 Brighton Patterns
20 Manchester The Deaf Institute
21 Leeds Brudenell Social Club
23 Glasgow King Tuts Wah Wah Hut
24 Newcastle The Cluny
27 London Electric Ballroom
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