Ariana Grande, Nicki Minaj, and Normani Are Joining Forces for the "Charlie's Angels" Soundtrack

Kara Nesvig
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Or shall we say, the "Charlie's Angels by Ariana Grande" soundtrack?

The Charlie's Angels soundtrack is all about Ariana Grande. The pop star unveiled the full tracklist for upcoming the film on Twitter which revealed that she's featured on five of the eleven songs. One of those songs is, of course, her collab with Miley Cyrus and Lana del Rey, "Don't Call Me Angel," but there's another very high-profile collaboration on the soundtrack that fans are losing it over: one with Nicki Minaj and Normani.

The trio recorded a song called "Bad to You" for the soundtrack, which officially drops on the streaming service of your choice on November 1. Kim Petras, Brazilian star Anitta, Victoria Monet, and even the legendary Chaka Khan also appear on the new album, but fans are majorly excited for Ariana to join forces with Nicki and Normani.

"Ariana told Nicki she not letting her retire without getting one more song sksksjsjbehe," tweeted one fan. "ARIANA NORMANI AND NICKI OMFG IT'S ALREADY A BOP FOR ME," added another. "ARIANA NICKI AND NORMANI. THATS INSANE," wrote another excited fan. "Please give us a video for bad to you please. I need gifs and photos of the 3 of you," tweeted a fan who knows what the people need. Clearly, the superstar powers of Ari, Nicki, and Normani are to be feared — and streamed thousands of times over the next few months once it's finally out.

While "Bad to You" is obviously going to be a hit thanks to the music icons featured on it, some fans are wondering if it's the same song Ari was allegedly collaborating on with Dua Lipa. Last year, Dua said their song, which was reportedly called "Bad to You," wouldn't be released because the timing "wasn't quite right." Neither Ari or Dua has spoken up about the potential retooling of the song.

We're sure that "Bad to You" is going to be a bop for the ages, and we can't wait to hear (and hopefully see) the magic that Ariana, Nicki, and Normani are practically guaranteed to create when it drops on November 1. Now, if only we could see them on a secret spy mission together as well.

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Originally Appeared on Teen Vogue