Did Zara Larsson COOK Tyla On Her Own Song?! | "She Did It Again" REACTION | Caps N Crowns

Straight from the Motherland! We are tapping in with the brand new visualizer from Tyla for "She Did It Again," featuring Swedish pop star Zara Larsson. While the track is a solid Afro-pop crossover, the video and the features sparked a massive debate among the crew. Did Zara Larsson completely wash Tyla on her own track? Join us as we argue whether Tyla had to add a second verse just to keep up, and break down the genius "cross-promotion" strategy of blending Afro-Pop artists with Western pop stars to take over Europe and beyond. We also get brutally honest about the music video—or lack thereof—and why we prefer a cinematic story over a basic "performance video." Plus, we give our updated rankings on the queens of Afro-Pop (Tyla, Ayra Starr, and Tems) and get off some hilarious jokes about the "sweaty" tension in the video. What did you think of the new Tyla and Zara Larsson collab? Who do you think had the better verse? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below! Make sure you LIKE, SHARE, and SUBSCRIBE to the vibes! 00:00:00 - Intro: Reacting to Tyla "She Did It Again" 00:01:31 - Zara Larsson Appears: "Where the white girl come from?!" 00:04:02 - First Impressions & "Little Booties Matter" 00:04:46 - The Video Critique: Why We Prefer Cinematic Stories Over Visualizers 00:07:42 - The Big Debate: Did Zara Larsson WASH Tyla?! 00:09:42 - Brutally Honest Takes on the Video's "Tension" 00:11:51 - The Genius Crossover & Cross-Promotion Pop Strategy 00:13:02 - Ranking the Queens of Afro-Pop: Tyla, Ayra Starr & Tems 00:14:11 - Final Thoughts & Outro Follow Us, Subscribe, Send Music, or Skip Line HERE: https://linktr.ee/capsncrownspod CashApp: https://cash.app/$CapsnCrowns Follow Us:   / capsncrownspod     / capsncrowns   ----------------------------------------------------------------------------   / coreysouthwest     / reallifekerron     / va_verse   Purchase Merch: http://tee.pub/lic/CapsNCrowns #Tyla #ZaraLarsson #SheDidItAgain #Reaction #AfroPop