Hear the new Renee Rapp sing “World Burn” from the movie Mean Girls

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New big screen production mean girls ” is just days away from its release, but Renee Rapp will be bringing us some cheer by dropping a single from the film.

“World Burn” rapped and sung by the cast Mean Girls: The Musical is out now and can be streamed here. The song is one of the musical numbers from the 2018 Broadway show in which Rapp starred as Regina George. The singer and songwriter will reprise her breakout role in the new film from original producers Tina Fey and Lorne Michaels.

Complete mean girls The soundtrack will be released by Interscope Records on January 12th to coincide with the film’s theatrical release. It will feature songs from the film’s stars, including Rupp who plays Regina George, Angourie Rice who plays Cady Heron, and Auli’i Cravalho who plays Janice Imiike. The soundtrack also includes rap and Megan Thee Stallion’s hit record “Not My Fault.”

Single “Not My Fault” arrived a month ago Mean Girls: The Musical” theatrically released, Rap has the highest-ever single-day stream count on Spotify to date, with over 984,000 streams within the first 24 hours and over 5 million streams worldwide in its first weekend. streams, and currently has over 10 million streams across all platforms. “Not My Fault” is one of his songs composed specifically to be included on a movie soundtrack. The single itself is not incorporated into the musical, but serves as a bonus on the accompanying album.

Starring rap Mean Girls: The Musical Rupp said she appeared on Broadway when she was just 19 years old, but only because she saw it as a stepping stone to the career she really wanted. rolling stone Fey spoke about her conversation with Michaels earlier this year. “I told them, ‘I’ll only take this job if you promise to help me with my music career one day.’ I want to be a pop star. I don’t want to do this forever.” It is.”

She went on to release her debut album, snow angel In August of last year. Looking back at the records, rolling stone “Thanks to Snow Angel, rap is able to channel larger-than-life emotions into meandering pop songs that swing wide with a keen awareness of the human being at their core.”

Rap is scheduled to perform next saturday night live January 20th.