A Tool fan named myst33ry has recreated the band’s iconic 10,000 Days album cover with LEGOS.
Young musician JoJo Siwa recently released a new line of merchandise for her new EP, ‘Guilty Pleasure’ and it’s similar to the logo used by legendary band, Tool.
JoJo Siwa uses Tool logo
Tool fans have been critical of JoJo Siwa’s move and believe that she should be sued.
However, her fans are delighted and excited for her new upcoming album which has a release date. Siwa had dropped a release date for her much-awaited album and her single Guilty Pleasure. The young star took to social media on Saturday (June 29, 2024) to announce when the song and its accompanying music video will be coming out. She also announced her upcoming debut EP.
“GUILTY PLEASURE my DEBUT EP available EVERYWHERE July 12th!!!” JoJo continued, adding, “Guilty Pleasure, Balance Baby, Yesterdays Tomorrows Today, Choose UR Fighter, KARMA. The countdown is ON.”
It has come to light that JoJo Siwa’s first EP, following her rebrand, once again dives into the darker side of JoJo, aligning with her previous single, Karma. Guilty Pleasure appears to draw inspiration from the controversies in her personal life, particularly from her time on Dance Moms, and portrays a dark, secretive, and entertaining side of the artist.
JoJo directly commented on this as a key factor in constructing the track, stating in her post, “I realize that anything I do is gonna piss people off, which is why I wanna do it.”
Accompanying the announcement of the EP’s release on Instagram, dated June 30, 2024, the musician included six emoticons. The song’s edgy nature offers various interpretations, such as the black heart contrasting with Christian iconography, and hints that the video is set to feature a construction site, etc.
Along with the art, Siwa also revealed the official tracklist for her new EP. Alongside her viral single “Karma,” the project will also feature songs titled “Guilty Pleasure,” “Balance Baby,” “Yesterday’s Tomorrow’s Today,” and “Choose Ur Fighter.” She also shared a small snippet of the titular track of the project, with a dance beat banging behind her as she sings the words, “I’m your guilty pleasure.”
