Selena Gomez seems to be reflecting on her past relationship with Justin Bieber in her new album, I Said I Love You First, which was released on March 21.

Fans are particularly excited about the song “How Does It Feel to Be Forgotten,” where the 32-year-old pop star sings lyrics that many believe are aimed at Bieber. The lyrics include:

“You’re so embarrassing / Go cry when no one’s watchin’ / I can’t imagine it / How does it feel to be forgotten?”

This has sparked speculation, especially since Bieber, now 31, has shared emotional moments on social media in the past, leading fans to think he might be the subject of the song.

Gomez and Bieber had a well-known relationship that started in 2010 and ended in early 2018 after several breakups. Later that year, Bieber married model Hailey Baldwin, now known as Hailey Bieber. Their complicated history has been a hot topic among fans, and Gomez’s new lyrics seem to revisit that chapter.

Another track, “Don’t Wanna Cry,” has also caught attention for its poignant lyrics:

“Left the door wide open for the whole wide world to see you / Then you kiss her right in front of me like I’m not even there.”

These lines suggest public heartbreak, which some listeners interpret as referring to Bieber’s relationship with Hailey.

Additionally, the song “Younger and Hotter Than Me” includes lyrics that hint at youthful innocence:

“Begging for more / X on my hand drawn in Sharpie / Now I use my own ID.”

Some speculate that the “X” symbolizes underage clubbing, possibly referencing the early days of her relationship with Bieber when she was 18 and he was 16.

Despite the theories, there has been no official confirmation that these songs are about Bieber. Gomez’s representatives have not commented on the matter.

In a Spotify interview, Gomez mentioned that the album isn’t solely about her life, stating that some songs reflect both her and her fiancé Benny Blanco’s past experiences. Blanco, who produced the album, has been dating Gomez for over a year, and they announced their engagement in December 2024.

While some fans see the album as a glimpse into Gomez’s past with Bieber, others view it as a sign of personal growth and moving forward. Gomez has emphasized that her music is open to interpretation, saying, “It’s up for whatever people want, but to me, it was about both of our pasts and our history and also just inspired by friends and relationships.”

With I Said I Love You First, Gomez continues to explore the blend of music and personal history, leaving fans to interpret the true meanings behind her lyrics.

– Don Jazzy, a renowned music producer, reflects on the remarkable journey of MAVIN Records,his music label, which has achieved 12 years of nurturing exceptional artists and accumulating over 40 billion streams.

Mavin Records Celebrates 12th Anniversary: Don Jazzy Excited

• MAVIN Records stands out as a prominent record label in Nigeria, boasting a roster of more than 10 current and former signees.
• The talent manager shared video clips showcasing the achievements of both current and past artists signed to the label, highlighting their success across various streaming platforms.
• Don Jazzy was captured on camera during MAVIN Records’ launch in 2012, where he introduced the world to the label and expressed gratitude for the support received over the preceding twelve years.
• The artists at MAVIN Records collaborated on numerous hit songs, such as “Dorobucci,” “Amina,” and others, which significantly impacted the music industry.
• MAVIN has introduced several musicians who have gone on to achieve notable solo success, such as Johnny Drille, Ayra Starr, Rema, Ladipoe, Crayon, Bayanni, and more.
• Notable former members of MAVIN who have moved on but continue to thrive in the music industry are Tiwa Savage and Reekado Banks.

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Whitemoney, the reality TV star, created a buzz by sharing an unusual decision he made after spending a significant N250k per night for a hotel stay in Abuja.

Whitemoney describes his actions after spending N250k on a hotel in Abuja.

In a humorous video, the musician and entrepreneur displayed the items he chose to take from the hotel, clearly showing his actions. Consequently, internet users have been entertained and have shared their amusement with a flurry of comments on the video.

michael.rodriguez1966 said: “Carry am go house…we know say you nor get milk for house, audio chief !!”

yabathriftstore shared: “I remember when me and my friend carry towel from hotel we wan use am do souvenir 😂😂😂omo them catch us for reception.”

wallpaperplace wrote: “You suppose carry their white towel, flat screen & foam too 😀😀”

thestudentconnectv claimed: “Any hotel wey you lodge again from now them go dey look you with one eye. 😂”

24kitchenbyvicky commented: “For a second I thought it was Akpi, Why is he sounding like president Akpi”

cintasglamsmakeupstore reacted: “You no add the shampoo and Conditioner with body wash 😂😂😂😂😂😂”

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realblaze22 wrote: “Ewu u suppose use am drink tea as breakfast moreover 250k which hotel be that”

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Saida Boj discussed the importance of women asking men for payment within 24 hours of exchanging numbers on a recent episode of the Honest Bunch podcast with host Nedu Wazobia.

The Importance of Billing a Man 24 Hours After He Collects Your Number by Saida Boj

Saida believes this practice enables women to evaluate a man’s financial capability to provide for them. She stressed that not doing so could lead to investing time in a man who may not be financially stable.

Moreover, Saida highlighted the importance of men compensating women for their appearance, taking into account the costs associated with maintaining their beauty.

Check out reactions that followed …

veronicasdaughter concurred: “She is right. Bill him Sis! What else is he good for?? It’s very bad for business. How can you be doing business and ur customers are not paying you??? Do they think you are doing relationship??? Hookupians need to get paid! It’s a transaction: She bills you, then you get sex…its called prostitution for a reason. The plan behind the business model is sex for money. Ols don’t mistake it for love or relationship.”

ifeloverboy said: “I told you, those girls with no home i, training are now adults, some of them are even parents now.”

kelvin_kertz wrote: “Unlike the stomach, the brain does not alert one when it’s empty.”

effedeborah stated: “I’m wondering if she gets paid for being se.ns.eless coz this one no be ordinary again”

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Helen Paul, a well-known Nigerian comedienne, has stirred up controversy with her proposal that women’s salaries should be deposited directly into their husbands’ bank accounts.

Helen Paul stated that women’s salaries should be deposited into their husband’s bank accounts.

In an Instagram post, Paul asked other women for their opinions on the matter. She stated:

“I think women’s salaries should be paid directly to their husband’s bank account. My fellow women, what do you think?”

The post generated varied responses, as some women agreed while others expressed their disagreement in the comments section.

The social media post generated varied responses;

Mama 3jsmedia humorously commented, “Make I just take one eye look for now. Bfr I type 😂😂😂😂 na our money anyways. But mine should be paid into his account while his own should be paid into my account. Case closed. I no kuku lose.”

samadeyemi2002 agreed, sharing a real-life example: “Correct! I have seen a family where ATM and bank account alert for the wife is with the husband. They are still happily married till now.”

smart__0fficial supported the idea, saying, “Looks funny but fact💯 Men are the head of the family and they deserve their flowers📌.”

Helen Paul rose to fame as the mischievous comic character “Tatafo“ on the well-loved Nigerian radio show, Wetin Dey on Radio Continental 102.3FM in Lagos. Her debut album, “Welcome Party,” dropped in July 2012, featuring catchy Afro-Pop tunes like “Boju Boju,” “Vernacular,” “Gbedu,” and “God Forbid.” Additionally, the album included an Afro RnB track named “Children of the World” and “Use Calculator,” a poignant song addressing the HIV/AIDS crisis. She also launched various singles, including “Take It Back.”

In 2018, she unveiled the audio and visuals for her single “Never Knew,” a motivational track delving into her upbringing and professional journey. Notably, Helen Paul holds a doctorate in Theater Arts from the University of Lagos.