Tate McRae's Meteoric Rise: Deluxe Album Drop, Grammy Nod, and Hitmaker Honor in Just Days
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Tate McRae's Meteoric Rise: Deluxe Album Drop, Grammy Nod, and Hitmaker Honor in Just Days
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Tate McRae is riding a career high right now and the past few days have been absolutely packed with newsworthy developments. She just dropped the deluxe edition of her third album, So Close To What, titled So Close To What??? on November 21, featuring five new tracks including Tit for Tat, Trying on Shoes, Anything But Love, Horseshoe, and the breakout track Nobody’s Girl. Billboard and UPI both highlighted the release, with special focus on the music video for Nobody’s Girl premiering the same day, signaling a major visual moment and putting her squarely at the center of pop culture conversation. Hits Daily Double reports that Tate’s deluxe release came extremely close to unseating Taylor Swift from the top of the streaming charts, proving her massive commercial power and showing that she is not just a rising star, but a real heavyweight challenger in pop.
Days ahead of the drop, Tate let fans in on the creative process, sharing a behind-the-scenes look at making Tit for Tat via her Instagram Story. She revealed that the song was written only two weeks ago while on tour in Nashville and its debut at No. 3 on the Hot 100 instantly became her highest-ever chart launch according to Star 92.9, cementing her knack for turning tour-life inspiration into mainstream hits. Her Instagram and TikTok accounts have been buzzing with teases and celebratory posts, fueling viral trends and fan remixes using clips from the new songs—although some of these major social media stats are still trickling in.
Fresh off wrapping her sold-out Miss Possessive Arena Tour—which tallied 83 shows across North America, Latin America, Europe, and the UK—Tate is also making major career moves behind the scenes. She just earned her first Grammy nomination for Just Keep Watching, her contribution to the F1: The Movie soundtrack, a major industry moment that will have long-term importance. On December 6, she is set to be honored as Powerhouse of the Year at Variety’s annual Hitmakers gala in Los Angeles, a strong indicator of her critical respect and industry clout, as reported by Variety and ABC Audio.
In summary, in just a matter of days, Tate McRae has landed one of her highest chart debuts with Tit for Tat, released a critically anticipated deluxe album, come close to toppling Taylor Swift in streaming metrics, celebrated a Grammy nomination, dominated social media, been confirmed as a major honoree at the Variety Hitmakers gala, and kept the momentum of her runaway successful global tour. There are no credible unconfirmed reports swirling—just a blizzard of headlines solidifying her as one of the premier forces in pop this season.
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