Remember back a few years ago when Nicki Minaj surprised Sophia Grace and Rosie on The Ellen Show? I can remember watching it and Sophia Grace mentioning she was the next Nicki Minaj. Hilarious and precious right? Whether you followed them after or not, you’d be shocked to realize they are all grown up now.

Well, now Rosie is making her way into music and trying to of course, become a huge star but through her own path — YouTube and now music. & honestly, she’s already a star just because of the viral moments like that with Nicki, however, she’s ready to make her mark on music and make a name for herself other than just those videos.

Teenage singer, influencer and Kids Choice Award-winner, Rosie McClelland brings a dose of fun to 2020 with another brand new single, ‘Girls’ – out worldwide on October 16th. The young British star’s previous projects include starring in her own Warner Brothers feature film ‘Sophia Grace and Rosie’s Royal Adventure’, while famously being a regular guest on ‘The Ellen DeGeneres Show’, within which she hosted red carpet interviews for The Grammy’s, MTV VMA and American Music Awards. 

Rosie has soared, from covering Nicki Minaj’s ‘Superbass’ in a viral hit, to releasing her very own music – including the 3 singles ‘Handstand’, ’LaLa’ and ‘Tik Tok’. With over 2 million followers and more than 500 million views across her content, Rosie is a strong online force among teens alike.

Rosie’s second single this year is ‘Girls’ – a bubble-gum pop anthem with girl power at it’s core. The single captures the high school experience for Gen Z teens, who put friendship first! Including her most cultivated lyrics to date, we witness Rosie arrive in the verses with a woke attitude to growing up. Meanwhile, the chorus and its catchy hook leaves us with an unforgettable reminder that “It don’t get no better than GIRLS!”. Like all of Rosie’s releases, there is an infectious urge to sing along – much like Little Mix’s ‘Wings’ – sporting the same inspired energy, lyrically & sonically.

Rosie’s previous singles have earned over 15 million streams and views online. This release comes during a time where girl empowerment is continuously stronger than ever and where teen pop is a rightful escape, during an ongoing pandemic.

“I’m 14 right now and so many people are always asking me about boys! That’s something that’s not even on my mind right now. ‘Girls’ was totally inspired by this and is all about friendship and girl power. These are two things that are a lot more important to me right now. One of my favourite lines from the song is “It don’t get no better than girls” and that’s exactly what the song is about!’, Rosie told PopWrapped.

We’re stoked to see what Rosie does with her music career. You can follow along her journey on Instagram, YouTube, and Twitter. “GIRLS” is available on all platforms now.