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Watch Madonna Channel Her Inner-‘Nicole Kidman’ With Adela’s Viral Hit in New TikTok

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Madonna has used Adéla’s viral song “Nicole Kidman” in a TikTok video, posing in a gold dress as she appears to prepare for a formal event. The post gives the rising Slovak singer a high-profile endorsement as the track continues to build momentum.

Adéla released her debut album, *PRIMA*, in September, and it debuted at No. 4 on the Billboard 200. “Nicole Kidman” recently reached No. 9 on the Billboard Hot 100, giving Adéla her first top 10 hit; other celebrities who have joined the song’s social media trend include Nicole Kidman, Kesha, Tove Lo, Pedro Pascal, Dua Lipa and Kristen Wiig. Madonna has had 12 Hot 100 No. 1 singles and nine Billboard 200 No. 1 albums.

  • Madonna used Adéla’s “Nicole Kidman” in a new TikTok.
  • The track has reached No. 9 on the Hot 100.
  • The viral trend has drawn stars including Nicole Kidman and Dua Lipa.

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Adéla is a Slovak singer whose debut album, PRIMA, arrived in September. Her song “Nicole Kidman” became popular on social media, where people have made videos using the track.

The song’s title refers to actor Nicole Kidman, and its online trend has drawn in several well-known performers and actors. Madonna is an American singer with a long chart history, including 12 US number-one singles.

A prominent artist joining a social media trend can introduce a newer singer’s music to a wider audience. Chart positions offer another measure of that reach: “Nicole Kidman” reached the US top ten, while PRIMA debuted in the top five.

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