From the looks of Lorde's latest tweets, the "Yellow Flicker Beat" crooner is totally over anyone who has underestimated her talents.The songstress went off in a short rant on Twitter Tuesday about just that, gearing her tweets specifically to guys that have done it. "Hey, men - do me and yourselves a favour, and don't underestimate my skill," she tweeted, followed by this post:
yes, i'm a young lass, but i'm also making the best decisions for me each day. #stayeducated 💅
- Lorde (@lordemusic) May 20, 2015
While Lorde didn't specify exactly what sparked the rant, the New Zealand-born star did recently split from her manager, according to Billboard, so she could've been referring to that. According to the mag, Lorde's tweets came just a couple of days after she and Scott Maclachlan parted ways.Aside from her split with her manager, Lorde recently revealed that she was back in the studio focusing on her "next body of work." So far, a release date for her next album hasn't been revealed, but, considering the success of her 2013 Pure Heroine album, we have a feeling her follow-up to it is going to be epic.
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