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Move over Britney Spears! Addison Rae channels Britney as she performs in her underwear in NYC

Move over Britney Spears! Addison Rae channels Britney as she performs in her underwear in NYC

Daily Mail​07-06-2025
Addison Rae performed in her underwear at the Spotify release party at The Box in New York City on Thursday.
The singer wore a nude-toned bra and underwear as she belted out her new tunes as backup dancers surrounded her on stage.
Addison has served up a dreamy pop album flaunting her 'sensual and sexual' personality.
The 24-year-old social media star released her long-awaited self-titled debut studio album featuring hit singles Diet Pepsi and Aquamarine.
Speaking to Variety about the new tracks, she said: 'We definitely didn't reference anything making this album. It was always me trying to provoke a feeling from a song or from music.
'I'm a very sensual and sexual person. I'm very intimate with myself and my body, and everything kind of reflects that. Everything feels very personal.'
Addison also shared that having her debut album produced entirely by a team of women was 'really special'.
She added that working with Luka Kloser and Elvira on the record was 'beautiful and magical'.
Addison said: 'I have something really special with these girls. It feels really beautiful and magical that it is just all females.
'I never set out for it to be that way, I think because it's not very common and you almost don't get that opportunity very much to work with just females in a room.'
While she has been labelled the latest 'It girl' in pop, Addison admitted that she is wary of the praise.
She added: 'It is obviously very complimentary. What does that even mean, really, to be the pop girl? Let's see if the songs get more popular, then they can call me a pop girl. This is my shot. I've got to go big.'
Meanwhile, Addison - who dropped her debut single Obsessed in 2023 - has spoken about how TikTok was the perfect launchpad for her career.
She told Zane Lowe on Apple Music 1: 'I think in the beginning, especially, and starting out, I always knew that I wanted to make music. I always knew I wanted to act. I think I just knew I wanted to perform.
'That was just something that was really obvious to me since I was a little girl.
Addison continued: 'When TikTok happened, I was almost like, well, this seems like a really nice way to get myself to Los Angeles first, because I think in Louisiana there wasn't as many opportunities or like possibility, really, to pursue that profession necessarily, unless you just got really, really lucky.'
Addison gained popularity with her dance videos on TikTok in 2019.
And by March 2020, rapper The Kid Laroi caused a buzz when he released a song titled Addison Rae.
She then made her film debut in 2021's He's All That and released Obsessed two years later.
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