Tate McRae is taking the spotlight this New Music Friday with her third studio album, So Close To What. The 15-track project is a true pop celebration, featuring fan-favorite songs such as “Sports Car” and “It’s Ok I’m Ok.” While listening to the album, fans’ attention has been drawn to one track in particular.
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In So Close To What, Tate McRae opens with “Miss Possessive,” which also serves as the name of her upcoming tour. The song stands out as one of the best on the record, but it has also captured fans’ attention for an unexpected detail—it features a notable sample of actress Sydney Sweeney’s voice. The track begins with Sweeney’s assertive line: “No, seriously, get your hands off my man.” This unexpected “collaboration” left fans stunned. “Sydney Sweeney opening Miss Possessive by Tate McRae is SO iconic. I’m sorry, they ate this,” a fan wrote on X/Twitter.
Even though the album was released just a few hours ago, fans are already falling in love with So Close To What, praising Tate’s ability to bring back the 2000s pop sound. The album has entered the top three on U.S. iTunes, while the three previously released singles—“Sports Car,” “2 Hands,” and “It’s Ok I’m Ok”—are surging on the U.S. iTunes songs chart.
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