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Post by Admin on Jan 11, 2020 1:53:59 GMT
One of the standout cuts on Camila Cabello's new album Romance is a playful slice of reggaeton-inspired pop called "My Oh My." On it, Cabello clears room to inhabit a sexier persona, one who's "only here for one thing," just like the object of her affection. But a huge part of its appeal is a laser-attack verse from DaBaby, naturally, who is having a 2019 unlike pretty much anybody else. The way music gets made now — collaborators working via email, artists appearing on tracks together despite never having met in person – means we don't often get to see the actual partnerships between charismatic talents. But for this, the late-night TV frontier is a salve. Case in point: Cabello and DaBaby absolutely vibing on The Tonight Show on Thursday night (December 12) as they bring "My Oh My" to choreographed life. The performance found Cabello and her back-up dancers in cheerleader outfits, while DaBaby and his crew sauntered onto the stage in matching letterman jackets. On the bright green stage, the dancers moved effortlessly as DaBaby breezed through his breathless verse and Cabello closed the song with some fierce vocal runs. “My Oh My” appears on Cabello’s new album, Romance, which was released last week and follows her 2018 solo debut, Camila. Cabello will perform at Z100’s Jingle Ball at Madison Square Garden in New York City Friday, December 13th — although she won’t take the stage again until her Romance tour kicks off next spring in Europe. A North American run will launch July 29th in Vancouver and wrap September 26th in Miami. As for DaBaby, he’s in the middle of his own North American tour in support of his new album Kirk. The run continues Friday in Vancouver and wraps December 23rd with a hometown show in Charlotte, North Carolina. DaBaby will also play a special New Year’s Eve gig in Miami.
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Post by Admin on Jan 18, 2020 1:55:43 GMT
The answer to the age-old question of which decade has the best music changes depending on who you ask. Camila Cabello aimed to settle the debate once and for all on The Late Late Show With James Corden.
Corden postulated that quality music peaked in 1999 with hits like “Mambo No. 5” and “No Scrubs,” but Cabello, who just released her record Romance, disagreed. In order to settle the debate, Cabello challenged Corden to a “riff-off,” a game where each sings snippets of popular songs from 1999 and 2019. And Cabello gave Corden a run for his money.
Corden began by wondering what songs from 2019 will hold up in history. Lizzo’s “Juice” and Billie Eilish’s “Bad Guy” were his answers, but Cabello appeared on stage to prove him wrong. “Maybe your music would have been better if it came out in 1999,” Corden told Cabello. “Right, when I was two years old,” Cabello quipped. “How about we settle this, James, between you and I, right here, right now?”
Cabello was joined by The Filharmonic to assist in adding her own spin to today’s popular hits. Cabello began with a soaring rendition of Lil Nas X’s “Old Town Road” and Corden responded with Ricky Martin’s “Livin’ La Vida Loca.” But Cabello wasn’t impressed with his choice. “Ricky Martin? OK boomer,” she said.
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Post by Admin on Feb 13, 2020 17:47:25 GMT
A music video released Wednesday for the artist’s new song, “My Oh My,” is an ode to classic Hollywood, and Cabello is its glamorous movie star. Next year, the “Señorita” hitmaker will make her actual big-screen debut in Sony’s modern take on “Cinderella,” alongside Idina Menzel, Billy Porter, James Corden and more.
In the “My Oh My” video, styled like a silent film and featuring rapper DaBaby, Cabello dons a number of over-the-top looks channeling silver-screen icons like Marilyn Monroe. At the top of the mini-movie, she even sports a platinum blond wig and bouncy white dress, in case the reference isn’t clear.
As she and DaBaby cruise and swing dance through a revolving door of old-fashioned movie sets, Cabello flexes her over-acting skills, getting into fights on set, ripping off her wig and slashing through movie posters and bad guys.
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Post by Admin on Feb 24, 2020 23:40:50 GMT
MY OH MY behind the scenes: Part 1 ❤️ with DaBaby!!! definitely made a chopped salad for the crew afterwards with my WARRIOR SKILLZZZZ
Somebody please let Camila Cabello know what silent films are, because girl is playing fast and loose with the concept of diegetic sound in her latest music video, for the bonus track on the digital edition of Romance, “My Oh My” featuring DaBaby. The (mostly) black-and-white video casts Camila as a silent movie star within a silent movie called Damsel in Distress, which has zero relation to the charming Greta Gerwig–Whit Stillman film.
In the video, Camila breaks free from the suffocating studio system and finds emancipation by pairing up with a zoot-suited DaBaby, who buys out her contract with a suitcase full of cash. Along the way, she wears various wigs and wields various swords, tearing through posters for fictional Camila Cabello films like Doll Face, We’ll Always Have Havana, and (this one’s a little on the nose) Helpless Victim. She’s really showing off before her upcoming Cinderella movie, huh.
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Post by Admin on Mar 31, 2020 7:11:17 GMT
Shawn Mendes accompanied his leading lady Camila Cabello on guitar as she belted out this incredible version of ‘My Oh My’ from their Miami home!
“My Oh My,” Camila Cabello! The 23-year-old brought her A-game for her performance of the Romance hit on the iHeart Living Room Concert For America on Sunday, Mar. 29 and sounded better than ever. “Hey guys, it’s Shawn and Camila here! We’re at home in Miami,” she began in a selfie video of her and boyfriend Shawn Mendes, 21, that aired just ahead of their performance. “We just wanted to say to everybody that the best thing we can do right now is stay home, in order to protect our loved ones, each other, and the people that are the most vulnerable. Let’s keep staying at home, let’s keep self-isolating,” she urged.
Shawn added, “I also want to say thank you to all the incredible brave nurses and doctors working so hard every day — we’re thinking about you so much. Thank you for everything that you’re doing.” Shawn then brought out his guitar as Camila teased, “And we’re doing something special today! Shawn is helping me out…we’re going to be performing ‘My Oh My’ for you guys! We love you. She also reminded fans, “We’re in this together. Stay safe, stay healthy, stay kind and compassionate with yourself and with each other — and let’s pull through this together.”
At home in front of their piano, the pair kicked back on a red love seat sofa as they began their sexy performance! Shawn brought the tunes with his guitar, letting Camila have her shining moment. Her vocals were SO good, and took us right back to her days as a teen competing on The X-Factor. “They say he likes a good time (My, oh my)/He comes alive at midnight (Every night)/My mama doesn’t trust him (My, oh my)/He’s only here for one thing/But (so am I),” she crooned. Despite the stripped down setting of her parent’s Miami living room, the couple’s chemistry was front and center throughout the killer performance.
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