Music fans voted in a poll published Friday (July 26) on Billboard , choosing the Japanese girl group’s catchy dance track as their favorite new music release of the past week.
“Something ain’t right” in the relationship that has XG ranting in their new single, but fans stepped up to make sure everything’s going right for the septet, at least on this week’s new music release poll.
XG’s fresh track brought in more than 60% of the vote. Voters this week chose “Something Ain’t Right” over new music releases from Fuerza Regida, MGK with Jelly Roll, Halsey, Post Malone with Luke Combs, Ice Spice and more.
“You’ve been acting funny lately/ You ain’t gotta lie/ Got me out here looking crazy/ What you tryna hide?/ Baby, I can’t take it, you can’t fake it/ Something ain’t right/ I know something ain’t right,” XG’s Chisa and Hanata sing on the first verse of the group’s latest, a dance-ready number with a ’90s flavor.
The song is a taste of XG’s forthcoming second mini-album, which is due out Nov. 8; a pre-order is expected to start in early August.
A vibrant music video was unveiled with the track that has Chisa, Cocona, Harvey, Hinata, Juria, Jurin and Maya flawlessly showing off sleek choreography and cool, confident style.
Among the new music trailing behind “Something Ain’t Right” on this week’s poll is Fuerza Regida’s new album Pero No Te Enamores , with 14% of the vote, and MGK and Jelly Roll’s collab “Lonely Road,” with 10% of the vote.
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