JoJo Siwa Teases New Project That Is ‘Not Made for Children’
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JoJo Siwa is teasing an upcoming mystery project and warning about the content. Siwa included a message on her Instagram account informing fans that whatever she has planned is “not made for children.”
JoJo Siwa Teases New Project with Adult Content
Last week, Siwa confused her fans with a series of cryptic Instagram posts featuring photos of her in the dance studio. She included the message, “See you in one month remember Karma’s a b*tch.” Now Siwa has further teased this new project.
Siwa posted a message to her Instagram account warning fans that “the following content is not made for children” and “may contain sexual themes, violence, strong language, traumatic scenarios, and flashing lights.”
After that, Siwa shared a series of posts with the caption, “I should’ve known better.” One of those posts is a brief clip that apparently gives fans a behind-the-scenes glimpse of her new project. The dancer can be seen in a swimming pool, practicing a dance routine, and getting her hair and makeup done.
Fans are wondering what Siwa might be planning, with one commenter suggesting that she’s in her “Miley era,” as she sheds the wholesome image she had during her teen years.
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Fans Can Pre-Save the Project Now
Siwa’s Instagram bio now features the phrase, “I should’ve known better.” She also has a link to her official website, which shows her name in silver letters to go along with the aesthetic of her recent posts, as well as her profile photo.
The site also includes two links to pre-add and pre-save on Apple and Spotify. The copyright at the bottom of the page credits Sony Music Entertainment. So it’s safe to assume this mystery project is music-related, although no titles have been officially revealed.
What do you think Siwa has up her sleeve for this new project? Are you excited to possibly see her explore more mature themes with her music? Let us know in the comments below.
