Mixed reaction to Kylie Minogue’s new sex track

Kylie Minogue’s freight practice comeback has wobbled after she launched the follow-up single to her renaissance summer time smash Padam Padam.

The 55-year-old Aussie pop queen despatched followers into delirium when she dropped the second course and title monitor to her new album Tension.

The 3-minute 36 monitor has nineties home vibes. Whilst her hardcore fanbase reacted by saying they’re right here for it, others stated the brand new single is a “grower” in contrast to her prompt basic Padam Padam which returned her to the charts in Australia, the UK and the US for the primary time in years.

The Melburnian famous person sings about intercourse on the monitor, purring within the refrain: “My God, touch me right there. Almost there, touch me right there. Don’t be shy, boy, I don’t bite. You know where. Touch me right there.”

Devoted followers together with her sister Dannii Minogue have already got the one on loop.

One known as Danalexwrites stated they had been “Obsessed”.

Singer Betty Who added: “I love this and you.”

Little sister Dannii reacted to the video, saying: “Looks incredible…dance routines…yay”.

But different followers stated Padam Padam was onerous to stay as much as after it topped the charts and stated Tension is a “grower”.

Pop critic Christian Guiltenane wrote: “A surprising follow-up to an iconic and quirky tune like Padam Padam. Was always going to be hard to follow up.”

Gary Brewer reacted: “Listened three times … not feeling it just yet”.

“I love Kylie, but this is not one of her best,” Evan Parsons wrote, while one other pop fan known as Brad insisted “Sorry…but this is a b-side filler”.

The monitor comes from the pop legend’s upcoming sixteenth studio album which drops on September 22.

She is hoping it is going to be the soundtrack to the Aussie summer time and her seventh Australian number-one album.

Minogue will proceed to interrupt new floor by enjoying the file at her first Las Vegas residency in America this 12 months, which offered out in minutes.

Her renewed success is all the way down to the TikTok market.

She just lately instructed the Zach Seng Show of Tik Tok-esque tunes: “It cuts to the chase quicker. That would be the biggest takeaway. You know, your long intro, your double – I mean, it’s like snap,”

“Your verse is like half a verse, chorus. A lot of it is TikTokified. No doubt for the kind of attention span that we all talk about.”