Hollywood sensation Selena Gomez posed a sexy shot on her upcoming album, where she will be releasing her newest single "Good For You" featuring A$AP Rocky. According to her vocal coach Steve Mackey, Selena's new single is all about Justin Bieber. Whew! Really? Seriously, Selena just wrote a song about her ex?
Selena Gomez released her newest single, 'Good For You' featuring A$AP Rocky last Monday. Selena made a statement on Elvis Duran's show, saying she doesn't trust anyone anymore. "People are like, 'We want you to be better!' And everybody's like 'I want you to be better' and everybody's like 'I want you to be healthy,' 'I want you to be happy,' 'I want you to be this. And then the moment you're trying to find some sort of happiness, it's so crazy. You can't talk about anything that you want to share with people because it's going to be ripped apart, and that's what makes me really sad."
Just last week, Selena posted on her social media account her very sexy cover shot of her latest single 'Good For You' with a caption "So excited to finally show you guys the art for GoodForYou ft. @asvpxrocky coming 6/22!!" Selena also said that her song was about her 'journey to figure herself out.' "I think that this song represents the confidence that I truly have inside of me, and I think it's the vulnerable side that I've expressed, but it's also the combination of just feeling myself," Selena added.
But accordinh to Selena Gomez's vocal coach Steve Mackey, the song was about Justin Bieber, though it was not addressed directly on the song. "She doesn't mention him directly. But one could deduce that she is [singing about him]. Most artists sing about their present or past relationships in their music. Selena's no different."
Meanwhile, aside from Selena's music duties, she also busies herself on some activities like baseball! Yes, she showed off her baseball skills during the Big Slick Celebrity Softball Game last June 19. The said event was hosted to benefit Kansas City's Children's Mercy Hospital Cancer Center. Stars like Paul Rudd, James Van Der Beek, Chris Daughtry and Johnny Knoxville were also present in the event.
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