Goal! Madonna and Feid Score FIFA World Cup Release With ‘Read My Lips’
“Read My Lips” is the Queen of Pop’s bilingual collaboration with Latin star Feid, and it arrives late Thursday, June 25, a “Bonus Edition” cut from the Official FIFA World Cup 26 Album, which now expands to 20 tracks. With all the activity surrounding her short film, new music and concerts, Madonna hasn’t forgotten about her long-gestating biopic. In a recent Interview cover story, the “Like a Virgin” singer spoke openly about why the screen project has experienced so many delays, from her perspective.
- ▪“Read My Lips” is the Queen of Pop’s bilingual collaboration with Latin star Feid, and it arrives late Thursday, June 25, a “Bonus Edition” cut from the Official FIFA World Cup 26 Album, which now expands to 20 tracks.
- ▪With all the activity surrounding her short film, new music and concerts, Madonna hasn’t forgotten about her long-gestating biopic.
- ▪In a recent Interview cover story, the “Like a Virgin” singer spoke openly about why the screen project has experienced so many delays, from her perspective.
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