Selena Gomez is ready for the rebound in her breezy new single, “Call Me When You Break Up,” released in collaboration, funny enough, with her fiancé Benny Blanco and featuring Gracie Abrams.
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The track, which was released on Thursday (Feb. 20), opens with a voicemail message before Gomez sings the breezy opening lines: Call me when you break up/ I want to be the first one on your mind when you wake up/ I miss the way we’d stay up/ We’d talk about forever while I’m taking off my makeup.” The corresponding music video is filmed selfie-style, with Gomez musing the lyrics from her bed.
Abrams joins in on the second verse sitting next to her on the bed, before the duo harmonize together on the chorus, proclaiming, “Call me when you break up/ I’ll make it worth it.” The song’s roll-out was quick, as Gomez and Blanco began teasing the track earlier this week on social media.
“Seriously had the BEST time making this song and video with these two!” Gomez wrote on Instagram following the single’s release.
“Call Me When You Break Up” is set to be featured on Gomez and Blanco’s upcoming joint album, I Said I Love You First, which is scheduled to arrive on March 21. The newly engaged duo announced the project last week, while also dropping its lead single, “Scared of Loving You.”
Watch the “Call Me When You Break Up” music video below.
