ADÉLA has dropped a new music video titled “Nicole Kidman” and it is already getting attention online. The video appears on YouTube and links back to her debut album PRIMA, which is now available on streaming services. Fans of ADÉLA will notice the strong visual style and the bold lyrics that talk about power and fame.
Key Takeaways
- ADÉLA’s video ‘Nicole Kidman’ is part of her debut album PRIMA
- The video was directed by Hannah Lux Davis with a large crew of specialists
- Lyrics explore fame, control and personal confidence
Production and crew
The video was directed by Hannah Lux Davis, a well‑known name in pop video work. Creative direction came from Chris Horan while the production companies Ted & Jane and London Alley handled the shoot. The executive producers were LE Seydel for Ted & Jane and Brandon Bonfiglio, Luga Podesta and Andrew Lerios for London Alley. A full crew of grips, electricians, set dressers and makeup artists helped bring the vision to life.
Key crew members include DP Russ Fraser, production designer Wesley Goodrich and movement director Robbie Blue. The dance team features Crystal Chestnut, Kennedy Gaines, Mia Maxwell and several others. Stunt work was coordinated by Wade Cordts with riggers Tim Soergel and Nate Mitchell. The final look was colored by Company 3 and the VFX were done by Digital Axis.
Lyrics and theme
The lyrics of “Nicole Kidman” are raw and direct. ADÉLA talks about feeling in control, comparing herself to the actress Nicole Kidman, and mentions a buffet of life and a stage that she owns. The words use simple language and repeat ideas about confidence and not being interrupted. The chorus repeats the line “babygirl in control” and adds a personal twist on fame.
Even though the song uses explicit language, the message is about owning one’s image and not letting others decide your path. The repeated line “I feel like Nicole” shows a desire to be seen as powerful. The verses also mention fashion choices and the feeling of being watched, which fits the video’s glamorous look.
Reception and context
Fans have shared the video on TikTok and Instagram, and many comment on the bold fashion and the strong performance. The video’s high production value makes it stand out among other releases this year. It also ties into ADÉLA’s larger push for her album PRIMA, which is being promoted through merch and social media links.
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Another great read is No Forget by Ladé, which explores similar themes of self‑expression and artistic control. Both articles show how artists are using music videos to tell personal stories.
Nicole Kidman Lyrics
[Intro: Clifford Dumas & Keith Johnson]
Ooh, ooh, woah
A mighty friend to me
Ooh, yeah, ooh
Yes, you have, so, so good
Ooh, ooh
[Chorus]
Every single night
I pray that my tits are sittin’ right
Moulin Rouge, my corset is so tight
Babygirl in control, I feel like Nicole (I feel like)
And every single day
I wake up, the world is my buffet
I fly out, fuck up another stage
Babygirl in control, I feel like Nicole
I feel like
[Verse 1]
Ooh, spent a couple hours in my room
Should I wear Louboutins or Jimmy Choos?
Try ’em in the mirror, fully nude
Like, ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh, ooh (Ooh)
My bra should probably be a bigger size (Size)
Maybe that’s why they can’t look me in my eyes (They’re up here)
Been a minute since the driver’s been outside
I gotta slide, slide
[Pre-Chorus]
I pull up (Uh-huh), step out (Uh-huh)
Get your pictures ’cause I’m not gonna stay for long
I’ll say, “Hi” (I’m gone), bye-bye
Live vicariously through me, write my life like it’s a movie, like
[Chorus]
Every single night
I pray that my tits are sittin’ right
Moulin Rouge, my corset is so tight
Babygirl in control, I feel like Nicole
And every single day
I wake up, the world is my buffet
I fly out, fuck up another stage
Babygirl in control, I feel like Nicole
I feel like
[Verse 2]
Don’t (Don’t, don’t) interrupt me
When I talk my shit, don’t interrupt me
‘Cause everything you say, it dictates your destiny
That’s why I put “Pop Princess” on my license plate
[Pre-Chorus]
I pull up (Uh-huh), step out (Uh-huh)
Get your pictures ’cause I’m not gonna stay for long
I’ll say, “Hi” (I’m gone), bye-bye
Live vicariously through me, write my life like it’s a movie, like
[Chorus]
Every single night
I pray that my tits are sittin’ right
Moulin Rouge, my corset is so tight
Babygirl in control, I feel like Nicole (I feel like Nicole)
And every single day
I wake up, the world is my buffet
I fly out, fuck up another stage
Babygirl in control, I feel like Nicole
I feel like
[Outro]
Tonight (Tonight)
I’m so in control (I’m so in)
Tonight (Tonight)
I feel like Nicole
Overall, ADÉLA’s “Nicole Kidman” video is a strong visual and lyrical statement. It shows her confidence as an emerging artist and sets a high bar for future releases. The combination of a big crew, bold lyrics and a clear artistic vision makes this video worth watching and discussing.
