Just a day after releasing 'Lose You to Love Me,' pop-singer Selena Gomez surprised fans with another song 'Look At Her Now.'
The 27-year-old singer dropped the song and accompanying music video at midnight.
The song tells a story of a breakup - presumably her own.
"They fell in love one summer/A little too wild for each other/Shiny 'til it wasn't/Feels good 'til it doesn't," Gomez croons while dancing in vinyl ensemble accompanied by a large number of background dancers, reported People magazine.
The star then changes into a sequin mini dress.
"It was her first real lover/His too 'til he had another/Oh God when she found out/Trust levels went way down," she sings.
She then dusts off the romance singing, "Of course she was sad/But now she's glad she dodged a bullet."
"Took a few years/To soak up the tears/But look at her now/Watch her go," Gomez sings.
Gomez then suddenly appears to directly address her ex-boyfriend Justin Bieber, and sings, "Fast nights that got him/That new life was his problem."
Gomez announced the new song on her Instagram, explaining that the track is a special gift for her fans.
"And here's my special gift to all of my ride or dies! I created this with Apple especially for you. Y'all have been through it all with me and I thank you for pushing me to be the best. Look At Her Now is out now. #ShotOniPhone," she wrote on Instagram.
After Gomez her latest track, 'Lose You to Love Me,' she received appreciation and praises from her friend Taylor Swift and her other fans.
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