Why Fans Think Selena Gomez's 'Souvenir' Song Might Be Referencing The Weeknd

New couple alert? A viral TikTok video of Selena Gomez, 27, and Timothee Chalamet, 24, emerged recently of the two A-list stars smooching it up that left fans thinking that they are dating.

Selena Gomez and Demi Lovato's on-off friendship is definitively off again, despite Gomez's very public tribute to Lovato after her Grammys performance this January. Lovato made clear to Harper's Bazaar that Gomez's post surprised her...and gave her mixed feelings.

Lights, camera, action! On Tuesday, Selena Gomez gave fans a closer look at her new "Boyfriend" music video with a behind-the-scenes featurette. Taking to Instagram announce the video's release, Selena wrote, "No frogs or men were harmed in the making of the ‘Boyfriend' video.

Selena Gomez is back, baby! And she’s ready for new Boyfriend!

Selena Gomez has often drawn from her own life when writing her music, but there are some specific details on her new song, “Souvenir,” that go beyond your ordinary autobiographical gestures. The song appears to reference several moments in her past relationship with The Weeknd, pointing to specific locations in New York City, Los Angeles, and more.

Drawing inspiration? Selena Gomez left fans to speculate whether she was making nods to her ex The Weeknd in her “Boyfriend” music video, released on Friday, April 10.

Selena Gomez has left tongues wagging courtesy her new songs. The singer released three new songs titled "Boyfriend," "She," and "Souvenir." The songs were released as a part of Rare's Deluxe edition.

Selena Gomez is giving fans everything they want during quarantine… a juicy trail of breadcrumbs to follow!

With their idol’s deluxe version of her latest album Rare out now, Selenators can’t stop replaying the three new tracks that this release brought along with it. Among those are Selena Gomez’s “Souvenir,” with lyrics about The Weeknd. Fans realized that the vibey track may have included a subtle reference to the songstress’s ex, The Weeknd—whose real name is Abel Makkonen Tesfaye—during the chorus.

It seems Selena Gomez is giving a nod to her ex-boyfriend The Weeknd in “Souvenir”.

Fans think Selena Gomez‘s new song “Souvenir” is about her ex boyfriend The Weeknd based on a few lyrics in the song.

Look at her now! Selena Gomez sent her army of Selenators into a frenzy of excitement by releasing the deluxe edition of her third studio album Rare on Thursday (April 9)."I THINK WE CAN ALL AGREE...

Earlier this week, Selena Gomez announced she was dropping her new song Boyfriend. The song was composed as part of her recently released album Rare. However, the songstress did not include the track on the playlist. But now, the 27-year-old artist decided to drop the song on Thursday, April 9. Ahead of the song's release, Selena shared a small audio clip on her Instagram. Set against Selena's selfie, the clip features just musical notes on repeat with no lyrics revealed. 

Selena Gomez has a gift for everyone this week as much of the nation quarantines: the deluxe edition of her album Rare, which includes three new songs, including one track called "Boyfriend." But ahead of its release, Gomez posted a note about where she stands on dating now as much of the world copes with the coronavirus pandemic.

If you loved Rare, Selena Gomez is about to make the experience extra special. The 27-year-old singer had previously revealed that there were a few songs that she hadn't included in the album released a few months ago. Now, amid the gloomy quarantine, Selena attempts to bring a smile on her fans' faces by releasing one of those songs. Selena has confirmed she is dropping her song titled Boyfriend. The songstress had spoken about the song in one of her past interviews. 

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