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Kerry Washington Hilariously Confused Khalid With DJ Khaled On Twitter
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With all the people in the world, it’s bound to sometimes be the case that some celebrities share similar names. For example, there is actress Michelle Williams and Destiny’s Child singer Michelle Williams, actor Adam Scott and golfer Adam Scott, and rappers Nas, Lil Nas X, DaBaby, and Lil Baby. Another one of these connections is Khalid and DJ Khaled, who are both prominent musicians whose names are only a few letters apart. Confusing the two would be forgiven, and that’s just what Kerry Washington did on Election Day.
Khalid tweeted a message expressing his desire that his home state of Texas vote for Joe Biden, writing simply, “MAKE TEXAS BLUE.” The tweet got a lot of attention, as it currently has over a quarter million views. Washington is one of the many people who saw it, but she thought Khalid was DJ Khaled. So, in a now-deleted tweet, Washington showed her support for the cause and who she thought was DJ Khaled by replying, “Yes!!!!!! We da best!!!!!! (I couldn’t resist).”
MAKE TEXAS BLUE
— Khalid (@thegreatkhalid) November 3, 2020
Kerry Washington thinking Khalid is DJ Khaled is the funniest thing I have seen today sksksksks pic.twitter.com/XXvs0r6TIx
— ZACHY P AND THE P STANDS FOR PLEASE DONT TRY ME (@exZACHtchange) November 3, 2020
Meanwhile, DJ Khaled is in the process of readying a new album, and he previewed it earlier this year with a pair of Drake-featuring singles. As for Khalid, he expects to have a new album out in the next few months.
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Donna Dafi unveils a fearless pop power move on latest release “Primadonna”
Donna Dafi’s latest release, “Primadonna,” is an upbeat pop song with beautiful visuals and strong, catchy beats. The track is meant to appeal to people who want to be close to others and feel comfortable. It shows how exciting it is to learn more about yourself and how freeing it is to accept your strength fully. “Primadonna” is clear, purposeful, and very charming from the first beat.
The single, on the Female Pop, Pop Rising, and Viral playlists, has a polished, new, modern, and emotionally powerful sound. Donna Dafi’s method is both complicated and useful, making a sound space where empowerment and accessibility come together. The song has a happy sound that makes people feel good about themselves and lets them stop needing other people’s approval. “Primadonna” is not an attack, it’s a realization that you can love and feel deeply without losing yourself, a sentiment that speaks to today’s generation looking for authenticity in music and life.
The release is especially interesting because it can make you feel both strong and weak at the same time. The song is fun and energetic, but it also carries a personal message that makes it more than just a pop song. It is a song for people learning to speak up for themselves, set limits, and shine in their own way. The dynamic production adds to this message by blending smooth pop sounds with catchy hooks that stick in your head long after the song ends.
“Primadonna” is a song by Donna Dafi that demonstrates how sound can tell a story. The single, with its empowering theme, catchy beat, and polished pop sound, is a sign of personal growth and self-confidence. This song demands attention and encourages people to be confident and step boldly into the spotlight.
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Eylsia’s powerful new single, “Desert Learns to Shine,” is an emotionally charged anthem about strength, self-confidence, and the quiet strength needed to rise above difficult situations. The song combines a personal confession and a triumphant declaration, capturing the moment when inner light breaks through emotional darkness.
The track is mostly about staying strong even when things are tough. Eylsia makes people very aware of themselves and helps them find strength in their weaknesses. The picture of the desert learning to shine is both clear and meaningful. It reminds us that even the most barren places can grow when they are full of hope and bravery.
This release is especially interesting because it makes you think. Eylsia thinks that listening to her inner voice and letting it guide her will make her stronger. This deep conversation makes the song feel very personal, prompting people to think, breathe, and reconnect with their feelings. The result is a song that feels personal yet easy for everyone to relate to.
The song is full of feeling, and each part shows what it’s like to get over past pain. Eylsia turns tears into things that help you grow and sadness into progress. “Desert Learns to Shine” has a deep emotional impact because it is so real. This one tells you how to keep going and find yourself. Eylsia reminds us that even when things are calm, we are getting stronger. “Desert Learns to Shine” isn’t just a song, it’s a message of hope, strength, and the power of believing in yourself.
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