Charli XCX reacts as ‘Party 4 U’ goes viral again

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Charli XCX has shared a reaction following her song ‘Party 4 U’ going viral.The track was officially released as part of the pop star’s 2020 record ‘How I’m Feeling Now’, although it had been around for much longer.It was originally written during the sessions for the 2017 mixtape ‘Pop 2’, although it would soon get shelved.

It did, however, go on to become something of a fan favourite, as Charli would often feature it in online videos or during live shows.The singer teased that the song would be featured in the lockdown release when she held an Instagram Live, hinting to fans that she was going to be reworking an older song (via Clash).Now, following on from the heights of ‘Brat Summer’ – the phenomenon that followed the release of her sixth album last year – fans have found a new lease of love for the track and made it go viral.Following a new trend on TikTok, ‘Party 4 U’ has now made its way onto the US Viral Spotify 100 chart, coming in at Number 80 and becoming the highest new entry.it’s p crazy that this song is suddenly getting love in this kinda way.

i know this song means so much to so many angels. she’s a cutie <3 https://t.co/8YRx2pAQ95— Charli (@charli_xcx) February 19, 2025exactly! ♬ party 4 u – ㅤ In response, Charli took to X/Twitter and said: “It’s p crazy that this song is suddenly getting love in this kinda way.

I know this song means so much to so many angels. she’s a cutie <3”.The online trend that has sparked the interest in the song sees fans lip-sync to the track, replicating a moment on RuPaul’s Drag Race, where fan favourite contestant delivered a lip-synched rendition of Paula Abdul’s ‘Cold Hearted’.Charli’s comments about the track come just days after she admitted that she was wanting to team.

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