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Tyla receives mixed reactions for Travis Scott collab

After days of keeping her “Tygers” in the dark as to who she will be featuring on the remix of her hit song, Water, the news is finally out.

On Friday South African singing sensation Tyla officially released the much anticipated of the song with a feature that caught many off guard – Travis Scott.

Since its release on Youtube, the video has been viewed more than 16 000 times within the first two hours leaving the netizens filled with mixed reactions.

Some fans felt that Travis Scott was not the right man partner with, while others believed that the producer was the perfect person to elevate her career to the next level.

Tyla’s rise to the top has been rapid over the past year.

Since joining the American record label Epic records in 2021, the singer  joined Chris Brown on his European tour earlier this year, featured in the Billboard Hot 100 and got nominated for a Grammy.

Since revealing that she would do a remix on the song many assumed that it would be Chris Brown as the pair seemed to form a good duo earlier this year.

Also see: Tyla rates American actor Trevor Jackson’s viral rendition of ‘Water’

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