Have you seen SZA's recent public service announcement? If not, you are probably missing out.
On her birthday last, Nov. 8, 2022, the "Drew Barrymore" hitmaker gave her fans the ultimate birthday gift after teasing what seemed to be new content about her overdue second album.
Since the critically-acclaimed debut of "Ctrl" in 2016, fans of SZA have been clamoring for the past six years for the singer to release her next album.
After a fiery exchange with Top Dawg Entertainment exec Punch on Twitter, SZA finally got the green light she had long been expecting for.
Last week, SZA released her new song, "Shirt," packed with a bloody music video with Academy Award nominee Lakeith Stanfield. "Shirt," and "I Hate U" are believed to be included in the upcoming SZA project this year.
In a new video that she posted on her social media pages, SZA seemed to have been dropping hints all over her teaser that eagle-eyed fans have spotted.
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In a video titled "PSA," which is a teaser, SZA looks ethereal in her black lingerie while she is circled with Greek green fire for almost the entire 100-second video. The video switches from time to time to her silhouette, fully naked, in a dark area, as she pours a fluorescent blue liquid all over her body and lathers it from time to time.
The video does not last long, but as SZA steps away from the frame, the screen goes black - followed by a morse code of SOS.
Seeing the SOS morse code wasn't new to SZA fans, as many have pointed out that a similar morse code was tattooed colorfully on the singer's wrist in the "Shirt" music video.
Fans believe SZA’s sophomore album may be titled ‘SOS.’
— Pop Base (@PopBase) November 9, 2022
It was featured in her ‘Shirt’ music video, at the end of her ‘PSA’ teaser, and now in morse code on her Instagram bio. pic.twitter.com/OPc9ZHiAlH
Fans believe that "SOS" might be the new title of her upcoming second album. SZA herself has been a fan of short words, acronyms, and abbreviations.
Just from her screen name alone, SZA, to the title of her debut album, "Ctrl," and the short titles of her songs: "SOS," seemed to make perfect sense as SZA's new album title.
"SHOULDVE WENT WITH ALT BUT WE STILL WILL BE STREAMING," a fan suggested.
"It can be called SOS, Alt, No Ctrl, and we will still be streaming it!" another posted.
What do you think SZA's new album title would be?
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