Here’s the latest available about Selena Gomez and Come & Get It (as of now).
No new official releases or major announcements since the Come & Get It era ended with the Stars Dance campaign in 2013, but the song remains a notable early solo track for Gomez and still pops up in retrospectives and fansites.[9]
The official Come & Get It video premiered in 2013 and contributed to Gomez’s early post-Disney solo momentum, with coverage noting the video’s style and self-described themes of confidence.[5][7]
In the years since, Gomez has focused on other projects including film, television, and later music eras, with Come & Get It frequently referenced in discussions about her early solo career and shift from The Scene to solo pop.[3][6]
If you’d like, I can pull the most recent media roundups or interviews mentioning Come & Get It and Gomez’s broader career, or compile a brief timeline of the song’s release and reception. Would you like that?
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It’s been exactly a month since we heard “Come & Get It”, the lead single from Selena Gomez’s forthcoming fourth (and final) album, Stars Dance, and during that time, the singer/actress has promot
www.beyondthestagemagazine.com"I'm so glad you all are liking it! Thanks for all the great comments! xoxo," she tweeted.
www.eonline.comFresh off of her worldwide Spring Breakers movie promo, Selena Gomez appears ready to switch back over from film to music once again, with the upcoming release of “Come & Get It”, her first single
www.beyondthestagemagazine.comSelena Gomez has a BIG reason to celebrate these days. Her song 'Come & Get It' has hit No.1, and it seems like she can
kisscasper.comA decade after its release, Selena Gomez’s India-influenced hit track goes viral, with fans sharing mixed reactions. The song has reignited discussions on cultural influence in pop music, leaving fans divided and intrigued by its timeless appeal.
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