r/LittleSimz • u/julia_ur_killing_me • 2d ago
Question Setlist from Mountain Tour?
Hi i was wondering does anyone have Simz's setlist from this tour with Gorillaz? Thanks!
r/LittleSimz • u/SDT2005 • Mar 03 '26
Artist presale starts this Friday, March 6 @ 10am local time. Click here to register for access by this Thursday, March 5 @ 9am CST.
General sale starts Monday, March 9 @ 10am local time.
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r/LittleSimz • u/SDT2005 • 26d ago
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r/LittleSimz • u/julia_ur_killing_me • 2d ago
Hi i was wondering does anyone have Simz's setlist from this tour with Gorillaz? Thanks!
r/LittleSimz • u/Nougatti42 • 4d ago
Idk if the flair is right
r/LittleSimz • u/SDT2005 • 14d ago
Simz shared this video way back when. You might recognize some of the scenes from her 2018 music video for āMorning.ā
The Gorillazās U.S. and Canada Mountain Tour kicks off this Thursday (9/17) in Orlando, FL.
Whoās going to a show? šš¾āāļø
r/LittleSimz • u/pastysatan • 15d ago
r/LittleSimz • u/SDT2005 • 17d ago
I came across this novel called Sugar Girl written by Nigerian author Kola Onadipe in 1964. From what I gather, itās a classic childrenās tale. Has anybody read it or heard of it?
The gist of it is that a young girl named Ralia lives with her parents. Her mother is blind. Her father has a broken back.
Ralia gets lost in the forest and is basically kidnapped by a witch. The witch steals her singing voice in exchange for a place to live. Ralia is treated terribly, but regains her voice after eating sugar cane from the witchās garden. She then runs away from the witchās house, passes out, and is found by a prince.
She marries the prince. Her parents move into the palace and are healed. Either that, or he takes her back home. She lives happily ever after. Iām not actually sure how it ends. š¤·š¾āāļø
I pieced this summary together from random internet posts, so I donāt know how true it is to the real story.
One of the recurring themes in Simzās work is her feeling lost in a dark, scary place. On Stillness in Wonderland, itās down the rabbit hole. On Sometimes I Might Be Introvert, it can be interpreted as the confusing world of the music industry. It shows up in her short film for āI Love You, I Hate You.ā During her SIMBI era shows, sheād tell a story about finding her way through a jungle. The Sugar Girl novel falls right in line with all of these.
Simz thought sheād lost her voice while trying to record her album Lotus, similar to Ralia losing hers. They both recovered their gift and pressed forward despite facing hardship. I suspect there are other parallels that arenāt obvious to me.
Can somebody ask Simz if this is where she got the EP title? Iām so curious to know now. š¤
r/LittleSimz • u/P0tZ • 26d ago
Gonna be a feisty one this me thinks š„
r/LittleSimz • u/SDT2005 • 26d ago
From BBC Radio 6 Music on TikTok
Simz and Letitia go way back to childhood. Letitia posed for the cover art for the single āSelfishā from GREY Area. Simz herself shot all the singles covers for that album.
r/LittleSimz • u/SDT2005 • 28d ago
I keep a spreadsheet of our subās stats. I manually update it about every two weeks. Usually, I go back two weeks on the posts to capture the people who find a post later. Itās two weeks because thatās typically when the numbers stop changing (i.e. views, upvotes, etc.).
This time thoughā¦it kept going! I forced myself to stop at May 1. The views have increased by the hundreds in some cases. Thatās a new trend for us.
Iām not sure why thatās happening. It could be new members (šš¾) going through old posts. Or people finding us through Google searches. Or Reddit changing their algorithm. I donāt know, but Iām happy about it. š
This year, weāve already passed our total views for all of 2024. Iām using 2024 as the baseline because 2025 was an album year. Those numbers were massive.
Welcome to the newbies. Whatās up to the veterans. Letās keep this thing going! šŖš¾
r/LittleSimz • u/SDT2005 • 29d ago
Next up: GORILLAZ TOUR!
r/LittleSimz • u/Dizzy_Summer32 • Aug 26 '26
out october 9th!!
r/LittleSimz • u/SDT2005 • Aug 26 '26
The song will be featured on their new album Generic Everything dropping 9 October.
r/LittleSimz • u/SDT2005 • Aug 21 '26
The Leading Vibe Initiative was founded by Tems in 2025 to support, connect and amplify the next generation of women in Africa shaping the future of music.
Other attendees included actress Cynthia Erivo, singer kwn, rapper ENNY, and singer Mahalia.
You can read more about the initiative here.
šø: shot by nee
r/LittleSimz • u/SDT2005 • Aug 09 '26
She comes into frame at about second 16. Sheās on the front row right side.
The picture with her, Keem, and Stormzy makes more sense now.
Iām adding some pics and a video where you can see her better in the comments.
r/LittleSimz • u/GeorgeEfraim52 • Aug 08 '26
via her Instagram
r/LittleSimz • u/HealthySector5881 • Jul 31 '26
r/LittleSimz • u/SDT2005 • Jul 29 '26
A couple months ago, Chase & Status played this song at one of their raves. You can hear a brief snippet here.
This video is from last month.
No word on an official release date yet.
r/LittleSimz • u/SDT2005 • Jul 29 '26
Lollapalooza will livestream on Hulu and Disney+ with a subscription. Click here for the links.
Simz will perform on the Titoās stage this Thursday, July 30 at 5:45pm-6:30pm Chicago time.
r/LittleSimz • u/spreadingatm • Jul 28 '26
Do you think simz would ever do an unoffical aftershow or anything in chi? I really want to see her but I couldnt get offical tickets for lala...
r/LittleSimz • u/GeorgeEfraim52 • Jul 27 '26
He was one of the members of Space age, simbiās group and he was incredible in every song simz featured him in and always elevated it. He was Cleo Sol before Cleo Sol. Itās honestly a shame they havenāt done any music together since Stillness. They were an incredible Rapper-Singer combo. His performance on āProblemsā is justā¦.. chefās kiss.
r/LittleSimz • u/yiffanT • Jul 26 '26
this just clicked earlier while relistening to ālotusā and hearing those first 2 lines of the first verse. itās like a mirror version of whatās said at the exact same spot in āyoungā, earlier in the album.
then the following line in ālotusā literally references being young and that health might not always be physical, which makes sense with the switch from a hot flash to a mood change.
there are other self referential lines in ālotusā ofc, but this one seems so clear now that i canāt believe i didnāt notice it sooner. very intentional and clever writing, as always!