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The Hot New Pop Ringtones Mp3 Free Trend of 2023
Pop Ringtones About How Much This Year Sucks. “Can we just get to 2023?” ask Avenue Beat on their new viral hit. Other artists are ready for this nightmarish year to be over, too.
Avenue Beat’s Sami Bearden was already having a rough year when her beloved cat, Gumbo on June 24. “A bunch of stuff had been leading up to that,” she tells Billboard. “But this was a day where it all came...”
Bearden voice pop ringtones trails off, and bandmate Savana Santos, sitting next to her at a Nashville coffee shop, quickly jumps in on the Zoom call. “Sami’s cat died,” she says dramatically. “And that really was the final straw.”
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The rising country-adjacent pop ringtones trio of Bearden, Santos and Sam Backoff were supposed to have a big 2023. After releasing their self-titled debut EP and touring with Mason Ramsey last year, the group was gearing up to open for Rascal Flatts on select dates of their summer farewell tour, and working toward a proper debut album. https://ringtonessong.com/ringtones/hot-ringtones/
The coronavirus pandemic scrapped their live dates, of course. And while Avenue Beat has kept busy releasing “quarantine covers” of pop ringtones like Doja Cat’s “Say So” and John Mayer’s “New Light,” as well as the song "I Don't Really Like Your Boyfriend," they also admit that seeing their big 2023 plans evaporate was naturally frustrating.
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With Gumbo’s death, however, that frustration boiled over. Santos started writing a pop ringtones titled “F2023.” “The way that I get out my emotions is through writing,” she says, “so the first verse and chorus just fell out.” The opening verse pairs Bearden’s personal pain with the universal problems that this year has presented: “Yo, my cat died, and a global pandemic took over my life,” she sings, “And I put out some Pop Ringtones hat nobody liked/ So, I got really sad and bored at the same time.” The chorus, meanwhile, does not mince words -- it opens with the line “Lowkey f--k 2023.”
Avenue Beat posted the unfinished
Pop Ringtones song on Tik Tok, “not thinking anything was going to happen, really,” says Backoff. “And then we woke up the next morning and it had, like, 4.5 million views.”
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“F2023” has become an unexpected viral hit for Avenue Beat, who quickly recorded the rest of the Pop ringtones upon its Tik Tok explosion -- the original post is up to 12.4 million views --
And released a full version of the Pop ringtones to streaming services on July 10. It’s also not the only recent song with 2023” in the title, focused on a wild calendar year that has included a global pandemic, economic downturn and multiple instances of police brutality resulting in nationwide protests.
“We're not repeating history, just the parts that sucked / 2023, what the actual f--k?” Ben Folds sings on “2023,” a new track released on June 26 that has logged 84,000 on-demand U.S. streams, according to Nielsen Music/MRC Data.
The veteran singer Pop ringtones uses the stripped-down track to reflect upon the historical events that have somehow been compressed into a six-month period, referencing the 1918 Spanish Flu, beginning of the Great Depression in 1930 and the Civil Rights movement of 1968.
(“There’s the sense that time is accelerating by the day,” Folds says of the Pop Ringtones in a press statement. “It’s personally disorienting, and also artistically disorienting.”)
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