Did Frank Ocean and Rosalia really come together for a bombshell collab titled "Changes"? Here's what we know.
Pop Crave took to Twitter to reveal that an unreleased collab song by Ocean and the "Bizcochito" singer has been going around on the Internet.
Here's the kicker: the song already has an accompanying music video, too.
According to reports, Hidji Films, the director of the music video, was the one who leaked the music video online after allegedly trying to sell a copy.
Unreleased Song from an Unreleased Album
An unreleased song that might come from Ocean's discography is very likely, as the singer had teased fans that he has a new album in line, although he did not mention when he plans to drop it.
"It's been so long. Everybody talks about how long it's been. 'It's been so long, it's been so long.' But I have missed you," the singer said in between songs during his set in Coachella.
"I want to talk about why I'm here, because it's not because of a new album. It's because - not that there's not a new album... but there's not right now. Chill, chill, chill. No, it's not right now."
The last time Ocean released an album was back in 2016, "Blonde." His fans have been hounding the singer for a follow-up ever since.
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Oh No!
However, following his highly anticipated yet disappointing performance at Coachella, Ocean has fallen from the fans' graces.
When the news of a new Ocean song being leaked came out, many took to Twitter to share their thoughts.
"It's what he deserves," a user wrote.
"We don't want it!" Another added.
On the other hand, there are those who are continuously sharing a clip of the leaked music video.
"If this gets taken down, I'm reposting it just to spite him!" A fan wrote, adding the said clip.
"It's beautiful," another added.
Some are speculating, however, that the entire thing might just be a product of artificial intelligence, especially since there has been an uptick in AI-generated music as of late.
Although there are still those who believe the song is real and that a collab between the two artists is entirely possible.
"They are friends + she already worked with people like Pharrell, the Weeknd, and Billie Eilish so I don't find it hard to believe," a fan wrote.
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