"You Should See Me in a Crown" (adapted in all lowercase) is a tune by American artist and lyricist Billie Eilish. The melody was discharged on July 18, 2018, through Darkroom and Interscope Records.[1] It was composed by the lead craftsman and her sibling Finneas O'Connell, who additionally delivered the track.[2] The tune got positive surveys from music faultfinders and diagrammed in a few nations including the United States, Australia and Canada, being ensured Gold in the last mentioned. It fills in as the lead single for Eilish's introduction collection When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?.

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Tracks Listing:


1 TM3 (Ft. DJ Klever)
2 Catfish Billy 2
3 Rowdy (Ft. Machine Gun Kelly)
4 Special Kind of Bad
5 Like I Love You
6 Drugs
7 Trailer Park Hollywood
8 No Such Thing as Free
9 We Slum
10 Box Chevy 6 (Ft. DJ Klever, DJ Paul & Rittz)
11 All the Way Up
12 Over Again
13 Addiction
14 Over Here

Yelawolf at long last declares the discharge date of his eagerly awaited collection Trunk Muzik 3, which is the last task under Shady Records. The fifth solo studio collection from Yelawolf touches base on March 29, 2019. You can check the spread craftsmanship and the tracklist underneath:

Trunk Muzik 3 (adapted as Trunk Muzik III) is the up and coming fifth studio collection by American rapper Yelawolf. It is planned to be discharged on March 29, 2019 [1]. It will be his last collection under Eminem's engraving Shady Records, and will be discharged related to Interscope Records and Yelawolf's own name Slumerican.[2] The collection denotes an arrival to an accentuation on the southern hip jump sound that was overwhelming in Yelawolf's music toward the beginning of the decade, a difference to the nation society and hip bounce combinations of his past two collections. While the collection is titled as the third in the Trunk Muzik arrangement, it is in fact the fourth, after his 2009 mixtape Trunk Muzik, its consequent 2010 reissue Trunk Muzik 0-60, and 2013's Trunk Muzik Returns.

Sessions for the collection started in January 2018, after the discharge Yelawolf's fourth collection Trial By Fire, with long-term maker and partner WLPWR. This denotes their first creation coordinated effort on one of Yelawolf's studio collections since the arrival of 2015's Love Story.

The collection additionally includes generation from DJ Paul and Jim Jonsin, and joint efforts from Rittz, DJ Paul, DJ Klever and Machine Gun Kelly.

The rising star's collection, 'When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?', will pursue her introduction EP, 'Don't Smile at Me' (2017) and a string of independent singles.

A discharge date for her introduction collection has not been declared however Eilish has shared the spread workmanship: a photograph of her with clear eyes sitting on the edge of a bed.

Recently (January 29) the 17-year-old prodded the collection's title track — released today at 5pm GMT — with a short video that demonstrates her head being held by hands dressed in dark gloves."What do you need from me? For what reason don't you keep running from me? What are you pondering? What do you know?" she sings in the clasp.

When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? (adapted in all capitalized) is the up and coming presentation studio collection by American vocalist Billie Eilish, set to be discharged on March 29, 2019. The tunes "You Should See Me in a Crown" and "When the Party's Over" were discharged as the initial two singles from the collection. The third single, "Cover a Friend", was discharged with the collection pre-request on January 30, 2019. The fourth single, "Wish You Were Gay", was discharged on March 4, 2019. A large portion of the collection's tracks, aside from a couple, were composed amid the Don't Smile at Me time. These melodies should be a piece of a collection that should be discharged in the late spring of 2017. Rather, an all-encompassing play called Don't Smile at Me was discharged.

On March 20, 2018, Eilish affirmed that she was chipping away at a collection and that it would be discharged towards the finish of the year.[1] In July 2018, amid a meeting with BBC Radio 1, she declared that the collection is relied upon to be out in mid 2019, or March 29, 2019 to be specific.[2] On January 14, 2019, it was accounted for that Eilish was acing the album.[3][4] On January 29, she formally reported the collection's title and uncovered its spread craftsmanship. She all the while prodded another single, "Cover a Friend", which was discharged the next day.


The tune's title was roused by a scene from the third scene of the second period of BBC TV arrangement Sherlock titled "The Reichenbach Fall", where the scalawag Jim Moriarty says the words "… nectar, you should see me in a crown".[3] Eilish and O'Connell, who are devotees of the arrangement, believed that the line was "dope" and chose to compose a tune around the quote.[4] The tune "Human" by Iranian-Dutch artist Sevdalisa was additionally refered to as one of the track's persuasions.