Tate McRae’s “2 hands“: A Genre-Bending Bop with Bite**
Tate McRae has unleashed a new sonic beast with “2 hands,” a track that throws genre expectations out the window.
Released on November 14, 2024, the song has sent shockwaves through the pop world with its unexpected twists and turns.
Gone are the days of predictable song structures – this track throws a curveball with a full bridge, leaving listeners both surprised and delighted.
The production itself is a masterclass in textured beats, with some fans picking up on subtle UK garage and 2-step influences that shimmer beneath McRae’s captivating vocals.
While some have noted similarities between this. song and McRae’s previous work in terms of lyrical content and vocal delivery, it’s undeniable that this track marks a significant shift in her artistic evolution.
The involvement of production powerhouse Ryan Tedder further elevates the song, adding polish and finesse to its already impressive soundscape. “2 hands” is more than just a catchy pop song; it’s a testament to McRae’s willingness to experiment and push boundaries.
With a dedicated website for pre-saving and a captivating trailer already out in the wild, the hype surrounding this track shows no signs of slowing down.
Quotable Lyrics:
You don’t need to tell me you love me
Seventeen times in a day (Yeah)
I don’t need to hear I’m your number one
And everybody’s second place
You don’t gotta sh*t-talk your last girl
Sayin’ she don’t compare to me (Yeah)
Baby, I ain’t saying you don’t know me well, it’s
Just not the sh*t I need
