"Cool For the Summer" singer, Demi Lovato, who let out an album called Confident in 2015, has released a single from a follow-up of hers. "Body Say" hasn't left many in shock. Lovatics, like myself, have chosen to ignore the alarming lyrics of the song — also the equally alarming album art, in which Demi is posing with her back to us. On her knees. With a surprise strewn behind her, across the sheets of the bed.

We all remember how Demi Lovato's stardom began: when she knocked our socks off in Camp Rock, its sequel, and her sit-com, Sonny With a Chance. Everyone ended up liking her and her music. Her singles began securing places on the Billboard and Lovato was on the minds of many. This might be why Demi went from cute-and-teen to grown-up-ahem-ahem. 

1. A Very Kardashian Inspiration.

Demi revealed once how she found Kim Kardashian an inspiring woman, of how her fame despite her body-image scandal inspired her to the core. Maybe our favorite singer has let this inspiration get to her head? To be writing such provocative music, and showing off a little too much of her own skin. 

2. The Album Arts.

We thought the album art of Confident was a tad bit too "confident." Wait till you download this new single. Either take a look in your music player app, or look it up online. You'll definitely be surprised at what you see, whether in a good way or a bad way. Maybe the success of Demi's fifth studio album inspired her for another seductive album art? 

3. How To Succeed In the American Music Industry: Nudity Edition.

It is written in the book that in order to become famous and make it big in the American music industry, you need to show off as much of your skin as possible. Some celebrities, like Miley Cyrus and Lady Gaga, have taken this instruction very, very seriously. Demi Lovato seems to be following suit.

Tell us, Demi, do you have it in paperback, or hardcover? 

I have a confession to make: Body Say is on repeat in my ears since yesterday. The new album will be even more enticing then the last. Can't wait for it. Keep doing what you're doing, Demi! Do consider all the young people out there who are into your amazing music when writing lyrics and designing cover arts.