Charli XCX and Lorde worked it out on the remix, and now it’s time to celebrate.. The British popstar and New Zealand singer-songwriter, who addressed their strained friendship in the viral ...

Charli xcx. Charlotte Hadden/Billboard. Upon hearing the original song, Lorde felt a "two-part thing of both deep empathy for my friend and this feeling of ‘Man, I’ve been misunderstood, and I ...

Charli XCX; Lorde. Steve Granitz/FilmMagic; Michael Kovac/Getty The original song finds Charli, 31, wondering how another musician truly feels about her despite both of them claiming to be friends.

When Lorde first heard Charli XCX's "Girl, So Confusing" — a song that listeners immediately identified as being about the women's rivalry over the years — she had a strong reaction.

Fans began speculating about a feud between Charli XCX and Lorde. They confronted the rumors with the lyric: “Let’s work it out on the remix.

Her fourth album, “Virgin,” is her most erratic and least convincing. But the pop skeptic has a new target: herself.

Charli proves that 'Brat' is forever with Saturday night headlining set. How to bring Charli xcx’ s one-woman show – a ...

Related: Charli XCX and Lorde Unpack Their Complicated Friendship on Vulnerable 'Girl, So Confusing' Remix "I had to go through the process of telling her that this song is about her and her being ...

Lorde and Charli XCX. Getty Images (2) Being a girl might be confusing, but Charli XCX and Lorde just put any uncertainty about their relationship to rest.. Three weeks after Charli, 31, released ...

Charli XCX surprise-released a remix of Brat‘s “Girl, So Confusing,” her song dedicated to Lorde, alongside the “Supercut” singer herself. Earlier on Thursday, Charli used the now-coined ...

Charli xcx revealed she didn't give Lorde a heads-up about her Brat song "girl, so confusing" until the day before it came out. The pop star spoke with Zane Lowe on Apple Music 1 about how she was ...

Charli XCX and Lorde don’t have to be besties Their candid remix of brat’s “girl, so confusing” proves they don’t have to choose between being friends or rivals. By Cady Siregar.