Not Your Pet
"Not Your Pet" | |||||
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Single by Romo |
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Released | October 2, 2017 | ||||
Format | CD single Digital download |
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Recorded | 2016-17 | ||||
Genre | Indie pop, electronic | ||||
Length | tbd | ||||
Label | The Empire | ||||
Writer | Jenna Romo | ||||
Producer | Jenna Romo | ||||
Chart position | #7 | ||||
Certification | none | ||||
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"Not Your Pet" is a single from Romo. The single was released October 2, 2017, marking Romo's 16th single release and first in almost exactly three years.
Background[edit | edit source]
"Not Your Pet" is an electropop song with alternative rock and trap influences that was recorded as the lead single for a planned third album in the POPSTAR saga, POPSTAR 3: Belle's Vengeance, but the album was ultimately not released after recordings of the masters were lost in a hard drive crash. "Not Your Pet" and Romo's previous single, "Spontaneous Combustion", were both intended for the album.
The song's second verse borrows lyrics from the Front Bottoms' "Legit Tattoo Gun". The chorus is an answer to Robin Thicke's "Blurred Lines".
Promotion[edit | edit source]
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Reception[edit | edit source]
Critical[edit | edit source]
"Not Your Pet" received mixed reviews from critics. Much of the praise for the song went toward its songwriting, but publications were divided over the song's musical style, storytelling and the resurrection of the Belle Ball concept.
Commercial[edit | edit source]
"Not Your Pet" debuted and peaked at #7 on the Urapopstar Top 40 Singles Chart with 59,668 copies sold in its first week. It sold a total of 121,975 copies, a significant improvement over "Spontaneous Combustion" but still a far cry from Romo's 2008-11 run of hits.
"Not Your Pet" also peaked at #11 on the Urapopstar Airplay 40, marking her most successful solo airplay single since "Hell Is A Discotheque" reached #9 in early 2010.
Romo | |||||||||
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Eve | "Face For Rehab" · "Fleeing The Ribbon Cutting Ceremony" | ||||||||
POPSTAR: The Life & Times Of Belle Ball | "Schizo Pop" · "Nocturnal Emission" · "The Carpet Didn't Bleed By Itself" · "Belle Ball/Covergirl" | ||||||||
POPSTAR 2: Belle After Death | "TITS-FM!" · "Bait & Switch/Hell Is A Discotheque" · "Bathroom Entourage" | ||||||||
Romo | "Music From Mars" · "Piccadilly Circus" · "Pandora Kills" · "Rinse, Rinse/Frenemies" | ||||||||
Romo (II) | "Feminis†" · "Madame Bullshit" | ||||||||
Tambora | "No One Ever Gets What They Want" | ||||||||
Psi | "Psi (Before The End)" | ||||||||
Other releases | "Play The Game" · "The Pretty Ones" · "Hold Fire" · "Game Over" · "Spontaneous Combustion" · "Not Your Pet" · "Flames For Veins" | ||||||||
Related topics | Discography · Feuds and rivalries · Elite Records · Ensemble Entertainment · Saturdays Records · The Empire · Belle Ball · SAVE URAPS · China · Amy Marshall |