'Remembering What It Feels Like to Forget the Name', the Naughty Song 'Nakal' by Sexy Singer Loly Lovely

Kapanlagi.com - The dangdut industry in Indonesia once again welcomes a talented singer. Yes, Loly Lovely is here to color the Indonesian dangdut music with a single titled 'Remembering What It Feels Like to Forget the Name' which was created by Sofwan Bombom and produced by Sani Musik.

When offered this song, Loly Lovely didn't think twice and accepted it immediately. This is because, after delving into the lyrics of the song, Loly Lovely felt that she had experienced the content of this song in real life.

1. Like My Own Experience

"When I first received this offer, I immediately thought, wow, it's like my own experience," said Loly Lovely in a press release received by Kapanlagi.com.

The title of this song does seem naughty. This also made the dangdut song, which is packaged in a DJ Remix Kentrung style, discussed on social media. Especially when the music video for this song was released. Many considered the scenes in the music video to be vulgar.

2. Looking Sexy

In one scene of the music video, for example, Loly Lovely is doing a photoshoot with a male photographer. Loly Lovely looks sexy wearing a white dress. Meanwhile, the photographer is busy taking photos while on top of Loly's body.

Loly Lovely then reacts naughtily. And they both start to cuddle. Not to mention, the scene on the bathtub. No wonder that within two days of its official release, the music video for 'Ingat Rasanya Lupa Namanya' has been watched six thousand times on YouTube.

3. Not Vulgar at All

"In my opinion, it's not vulgar at all, I'm not wearing a bikini, let alone being naked. It's just the scenes that are made to be hot, so it looks sexy," explained Loly Lovely.

Loly Lovely's name is still new in the Indonesian music industry. However, her name has been circulating on TikTok and Bigo. In addition, she often appears in various FTV shows. Aware that her song will spark a lot of debate, Loly Lovely doesn't mind. She admits that she doesn't mind being called someone who seeks attention through her new song.

4. Sensation Through Art

"I hope this song can go viral and be liked by many people. It's okay if they say I'm seeking sensation. What's important is that I seek the sensation through my work," said the singer from Bogor, West Java.

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