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Christina Aguilera and Demi Lovato Release 'Fall In Line'

The long-awaited duet is an incredible female empowerment anthem for the ages...

Christina Aguilera and Demi Lovato's highly-anticipated collaboration is finally here and it's an important, necessary,'huge'pop moment.

The two pop divas use their powerhouse vocals to take a stand against those who oppress women and make a statement for female empowerment on 'Fall In Line'.

It's a theme that Aguilera has long addressed in her music - long live 'Can't Hold Us Down'- and it's clear that her fire has not yet burned out, as she remains unimpressed with the treatment of girls and women around the world.

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The legendary singer has revealed that the song is dedicated"To anyonewho’s ever felt silenced and repressed, the truth seekers and bold thinkers… may you liberate your voice and break the mold, never back down, and never fall in line."

Both singers sound absolutely incredible as they belt it out on the powerful track, which opens with a direct message,as Christina sings:

"Little girls, listen closely ‘cause no one told me / But you deserve to know that in this world /You are not beholden / You do not owe them your body and your soul."

'Fall In Line' is, undoubtedly, the most meaningfulsong that the 'Accelerate' singer has released since 'You Lost Me', and the grandest since 'Hurt', arguably.

Demi Lovato

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Demi Lovato

Christina's long-awaited return to music came earlier this month when she released the grimy club anthem 'Accelerate' with an epically sexy video, and she released a gorgeous ballad 'Twice' one week later.

'Fall In Line' is thought to be treated as the lead single from her upcoming album'Liberation', which will be released on June 15th.

Christina and Demi are set to perform the song at this weekend's Billboard Music Awards, and our bets are on the two of them stealing the show because it's bound to be very powerful.

Nobody does it like Xtina, do they? Welcome. Back. (Again.)

Words: Ross McNeilage

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