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    Happy “Gabriela” day!KATSEYE just dropped “Gabriela,” their latest song and music video, and fans wasted absolutely zero time praising the song and video — and turning clips into memes, of course.

    The video opens with a cameo from Jessica Alba as the CEO of “Gabriela Enterprises.” The bandmates are her employees, vying to take over the empire and battling one another for the role. Things get bloody, but the empire eventually goes to someone very unexpected — and it's not somebody in KATSEYE. (You'll just have to watch and see.) Some fanscompared the over-the-top fighting to telenovelas, or Spanish-language soap operas, while othershoped the song becomes the band's “Espresso.”

    “Gabriela,” KATSEYE's follow-up to “Gnarly," is a “Jolene”-esque ode to someone who is trying to take your place, but you're fighting back. But that's not all! “It's a play on confidence and on competition, and it's just a play on narrow vision," Sophiapreviously toldTeen Vogue of the song. “Gabriela” is also a reference to fans trying to create competition between the bandmates. “We are playing into the whole thing where we're competing with each other because the [solo stans] are trying to pit us against each other all the time. It's kind of us poking fun at that, where we're telling each other, ‘Hands off! This is my thing,’” Sophia shared. “We can't do our thing without the other person. It's six or nothing.”

    The song, which was produced by Andrew Watt (Lady Gaga, Jungkook) and John Ryan (Sabrina Carpenter), also has a brief Spanish-language interlude in which Daniela sings a bridge in a beautiful soprano. “The dance for the Spanish section, it's so pretty,” she toldTeen Vogue in the group's May/June cover story. “There's a circle of all the girls, and I'm in the center, and all the girls are doing floor work with their legs, and it just looks so pretty. And I get to have my little moment in the center singing my Spanish.”

    KATSEYE confirmed the ‘Gabriela’ videois inspired by the telenovela. “Our music video for ‘Gabriela’ is vibrant, colorful, dramatic, and full of heart,” the group shared in a press statement. “We leaned into the world of telenovelas because they’re iconic and over-the-top in the best possible way – from the acting to hair and wardrobe. We tried to honor that spirit while having fun with the concept. It’s all love, all homage, and definitely all drama!"

    The video even makes a sly nod to the group's notoriously chaotic livestreams. “The music video is going to be fire,” Manon hinted toTeen Vogue back in the spring. “I think that was the most fun we've ever had shooting a music video."

    Visuals have been an essential part of KATSEYE's success, and that success is driven by the band's authenticity — both in their work and their wardrobes. “What resonated with the people so much about our visuals is how much we choose to enhance it and stay true to ourselves,” Sophia toldTeen Vogue. “As much as we love to try new things, every single one of us is true to ourselves, and we always make sure that we're confident and we feel good." (Oh, and did you seeVivian Wilson link up with the group for funny play on the song?)

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    ‘Gabriela’ is the latest taste of their upcoming EP,Beautiful Chaos, out June 27 from HYBE and Geffen Records.

    Ahead, check out some of the best and funniest fan reactions to KATSEYE's “Gabriela” music video:

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    Kara Nesvig is a freelance writer based in St. Paul, Minnesota. Her writing has appeared in publications likeTeen Vogue, People, Apartment Therapy, andBrides. Her love of all things beauty started as a child when she would sneak into her mom’s bedroom to play with Dior Poison bottles. Kara is ...Read More
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