Last year, Gomez announced plans for a career hiatus to deal with lupus side effects, including “anxiety, panic attacks and depression.
“Fetish,” which Gomez released in mid-July, follows her Talking Heads-sampling single “Bad Liar.” The singer has yet to announce the follow-up to her 2015 LP, Revival, or indicate whether these songs will appear on an album. “But I know you won’t leave it, ’cause I know that you need it/ Look in the mirror/ When I look in the mirror, baby, I see it clearer/ Why you want to be nearer.” “Take it or leave it/ Baby, take it or leave it,” she sings over minimalist electro-pop production. Selena Gomez has finally released the Fetish music video. She approaches a house, nestled next to a recently crashed car, and the clip grows more absurd from there: Inside the home, Gomez eats soap, ties a knot of string around her tongue and writhes around on the kitchen floor. 'I love The Exorcist and the things that come from inside you,' Collins said in a 2017 Vanity Fair interview about the pairs horror film obsession. Selena Gomez‘s romantic obsessions turn surreal in her video for “Fetish,” featuring Gucci Mane.ĭirector Petra Collins opens on a seemingly normal suburban street, where the singer walks by carrying bags of groceries. Meeting in 2015 when Collins shot Gomez for Wonderland magazine, the pair became close friends and Collins even directed Gomezs horror movie-inspired music video for 'Fetish' back in 2017.
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