The Australian femcee seemingly disses ex-fiance Nick Young in a song titled 'Somebody Else' as the track talks about a third person's presence in a relationship.
- Feb 11, 2017
AceShowbiz - Iggy Azalea's second LP "Digital Distortion" keeps getting pushed back to unconfirmed release date. In the meantime, fans can enjoy Iggy's two new songs "Somebody Else" and "Haze", which surfaced online on SoundCloud on Thursday, February 9.
Iggy seemingly takes aim at ex-fience Nick Young in "Somebody Else" as the track talks about a third person's presence in a relationship. She raps, "I'm 'bout to move on to something that's bigger and better/ Wait, I hope that you know what I mean babe/ When I say it's bigger and better/ At first I was tryin' to forget ya/ But now it seems it won't take nothin' but time to forget you."
Meanwhile, "Haze" is a smooth love song with tropical beats. The Australian rapper can be heard rapping, "But I, don't wanna waste my time either babe/ Cause no matter what/ We can't get the time back/ So let's not be fightin' crazy every time I see you."
Aside from her musical career, Iggy spreads her wings as she and her Azalea Street Productions have optioned rights to a book, which will be developed into movie. Deadline reports that the rapper and her team have optioned rights to Temple Mathew's upcoming novel "Bad Girl Gone", which will be published this summer by Macmillan's St. Martin's Griffin and Thomas Dunne Books.
The site claims that the deal was brokered by Patrick Hughes through his Foundation Media Partners. The film will be produced by Brendan Deneen along with Iggy and Hughes. The news comes on the heels of the "Black Widow" femcee signing a first-look deal with Universal Cable Productions and Wilshire Studios to develop a reality show and high-end scripted fare.
