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Olivia Rodrigo Announces Highly-Expected Music Video For Her Latest Single ‘Good 4 U’ Is Out Now

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Olivia Rodrigo, who came to prominence for starring as ‘Nini Salazar-Roberts‘ on Disney Plus channel series ‘High School Musical: The Musical: The Series‘ has a piece of great news for her fans and followers! The ‘Bizaatdvark’ star announced through her verified social media account that the brand new music video for her latest single ‘Good 4 U‘ is now available to watch on YouTube.

Rodrigo, who decided to focus on her music career rather than TV & film projects for a while, took to both her verified Instagram and Twitter accounts in order to break the exciting news. The young singer, who garnered high praises for her single ‘Drivers Licence,’ posted a series of photos plus a video from the music video and added a message that reads:

“‘Good 4 U’ song and video out now. one of my favs. thank u @dan_nigro and @alexander23 for being the best musical collaborators. Thank you @petrafcollins for being the creative genius/angel you are and directing this with such brilliance. Hope you guys love this track.”

The news met positively, so much so that, official Instagram page for MTV left the following comment underneath the post:

“Honestly who among us hasn’t dreamed of singing in front of a massive fire!!! I’m obsessed.

As fans might remember, Rodrigo, who is gearing up to launch her debut studio album ‘Sour’ in a couple of days, announced that ‘Good 4 U’ will be released on Friday, through Geffen Records. What’s more, according to the news delivered by the young singer herself through her social media accounts, her debut album titled ‘Sour‘ will be released on May 21.

See below to watch the brand new music video.

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