Lady Gaga is releasing the lead single from her as-yet-untitled sixth studio album at the stroke of midnight (Eastern Time) Friday, but announced Thursday afternoon the music video was, of all things, shot using an iPhone. Will that affect Apple’s currently-diving stock?
Using Apple’s #ShotOniPhone campaign hashtag, the Lady posted a preview of the “Stupid Love” video, which will drop along with the single itself.
“STUPID LOVE”
9 HOURS #LG6 #ShotOniPhone pic.twitter.com/ZMdoy3jGDG— Lady Gaga (@ladygaga) February 27, 2020
“Stupid Love” did, of course, leak earlier this year, leading Gaga to tweet “can y’all stop” at her fans. The fans, of course, could not stop — and now won’t have to — as “Stupid Love” will soon be streaming and available for download.
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In spite of hearing the song before, Little Monsters and general pop music connoisseurs will have the option to buy the song at midnight, which bodes well for the Oscar-winning singer financially. What about the bottom line for Apple, though?
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