JoJo Siwa’s “Karma” Video Features Her New KISS-Inspired Look and Lots of Humping

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Fresh off becoming a meme thanks to her KISS-inspired look at the iHeart Radio Music Awards earlier this week, JoJo Siwa has kept the discourse alive by releasing a daring new video for her single “Karma.”

The video, released on Friday, features the former Dance Moms star venting her frustration over a lost lover on a deserted island under the moonlight — which is usually how all queer relationships end, if we’re being honest. “Karma's a bitch, I should’ve known better/ if I had a wish, I would've never effed around,” she sings. “When I saw the pics of you and her, I fеlt the knife twist/ Karma's a bitch, and she’s with you right now.”

In a behind-the-scenes video released by Entertainment Tonight, Siwa said that the video has been on her mind for quite some time. “I came up with the concept a year ago, pitched the whole concept,” she said. “Everything I can have my hand in, I have my hand in.”

Siwa has been hinting at a new musical direction for a while. On the iHeart red carpet, she told the Canadian entertainment news show etalk that she was looking to emulate pop icons like Britney Spears and Miley Cyrus with her new look and sound.

“I wanted to make art that made people go, ‘WHAT?’ similar to Miley Cyrus’ Bangerz, Britney Spears’ “Slave 4 U,” the 20-year-old singer said. “That was very important to me.”

While the song certainly accomplishes what it set out to do, what has been the main takeaway for the internet after its release can be summed up in one word: humping! There’s quite a bit of it in “Karma” and people have taken notice.

Coincidentally, Siwa’s video release coincided with a rare Friday morning earthquake in New York City, spurring several people to tweet that Siwa’s vibe shift was the cause of the tectonic shift.

“The impact of the new JoJo Siwa song omg literally quaking,” one person wrote. “CONFIRMED: Jojo Siwa’s new single “Karma” caused a level 10 cuntquake that was felt across the northeast,” said another.

Meanwhile, Siwa has been defending her rebranded look, as not everyone seems on board with her dramatic change. “People are afraid of things they don't know," Swia told E! News. "Things can be scary for people. New things can be very, very scary.”

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