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- “We Appreciate Power” was originally the second collaboration with Poppy after “Play Destroy.” Following the public feud between the two artists, the song was released by Grimes and HANA instead.
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The song was supposed to be one of two collaborations between Grimes and American singer Poppy, for the latter's second studio album Am I a Girl?. In an interview, Poppy mentioned that she wrote two songs with Grimes; one about "destroying things" and another about "power". [2]
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Was We Appreciate Power originally her collab with Poppy? in this interview from June Poppy says they made a song about destroying things and another about power. c already kind of shaded play destroy, and there was that thing with Poppy removing the picture of them.
Nov 29, 2018 · “We Appreciate Power” was originally the second collaboration with Poppy after “Play Destroy.” Following the public feud between the two artists, the song was released by Grimes and HANA ...
Nov 29, 2018 · November 29, 20187:12 AM ET. Lars Gotrich. Enlarge this image. After releasing collaborations with Janelle Monáe, Poppy and Loona, "We Appreciate Power" is Grimes' first new track since...
Nov 29, 2018 · ‘We Appreciate Power’, says the press release, “is written from the perspective of a pro-AI girl group propaganda machine who use song, dance, sex and fashion to spread goodwill towards...
- Dan Stubbs
Nov 29, 2018 · On that level, “We Appreciate Power” is effective as a piece of concept art—the most “all in” Grimes has gone to date. It invites strong feelings, even if the reaction is as beside the ...
The song emerged after Grimes took inspiration from the Moranbong Band, a North Korean girl group whose members were selected by the country's supreme leader Kim Jong-un. Lyrically, the song is inspired by both propaganda and the increasing dominance of artificial intelligence.
