Love Island alum Huda Mustafa has made her debut with single “Bad Girls.” Similar to polarizing opinions of her persona from the television series, there are positive and negative reactions of the music video on social platforms.
The music video featured Huda dancing provocatively against the background of bustling office activities. Flying papers, smoke, and backup dancers are some elements of the song. The song’s sound quality was impressive, even though some people did not like her singing.
People immediately gave comments about the release. “She did really well; her vocals are smooth, and the words are very simple but powerful. This is a nice debut, and from watching some of her singing videos before this, I can say she is talented. She is just showing us how amazing her skills are”, commented one person.
One of the most common complaints concerned cultural appropriation, as it seemed that the artist used African American Vernacular English in her lyrics. She seems to mock people, calling them the n-word, as “Huda Mustafa is laughing at people getting the n-word to sing these lyrics.”
Whether you like or not, Huda Mustafa is here to stay and do whatever she pleases unapologetically as a ‘Bad Girl.’
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