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Kim Petras has lit up the week with the release of her brand new single I Like Ur Look, which dropped October 14 and is already making waves across pop culture and social media. This slick, seductive anthem signals a fearless new era for Kim and follows the momentum of her recent singles Polo and Freak It, with all three set to appear on her highly-anticipated upcoming album, though no release date has been set yet according to PM Studio. Written and co-produced by Kim alongside creative partners like Margo XS, Frost Children, and Nightfeelings, the song is playful, packed with sharp beats, and brimming with the bold energy that fans have come to expect.
Across her socials, Kim teased snippets of I Like Ur Look for weeks, setting her audience abuzz and sparking a wave of fan excitement that peaked with its release. She described the creative process in her VMagazine interview, revealing that inspiration struck from the contagious spirit of dressing up and affirming each other's style—her house studio becoming the epicenter of fashion and music. Kim reflected, “Getting a compliment on your outfit is honestly one of the best feelings in the world,” but also noted the bittersweet undertone of the track—the joy of flaunting your look to someone who doesn’t quite notice you.
Kim has been everywhere over the past few days. She turned heads at major Paris Fashion Week events—gracing runway shows from Ann Demeulemeester to Courrèges and stunning at the BoF500 Gala. The pop-icon status was further cemented this week as Kim appeared on the inaugural cover of Antwerp-based Enfnts Terribles Magazine in a pop art-inspired shoot by Luke Abby, showcasing her global style cred.
But Kim isn’t just focused on fashion and music; she continues to speak out with signature candor and advocacy. In an exclusive interview with Zane Lowe to promote the single, Kim called out censorship and urged queer people to embrace sex positivity, telling PRIDE and Out Magazine, “Talk about sex! Why is everyone so awkward about it? Censorship is bad. It’s so important to talk about stuff in general.” She’s unapologetically putting out music that feels “truly genuine to her artistry today,” as Out Magazine reports, vowing not to care what anyone thinks and to push pop forward.
In a special appearance, Kim attended National PrEP Day celebrations at The Abbey Food & Bar in West Hollywood, mingling with fans and reaffirming her commitment to making music with friends, having fun, and creating authentic work that speaks to the LGBTQ+ community, especially at a time when anti-LGBTQ+ legislation remains in the headlines.
If you want the highest-impact moments, her release of I Like Ur Look and her continued advocacy for sex positivity and freedom of expression are the most significant developments this week. There are no unconfirmed reports or speculation in the current major headlines—just Kim making new music, stepping up her activism, and ruling the style circuit.
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