The former child actress Amanda Bynes returns to the spotlight with her new music video. Bynes teases fans with a rap song, Trap House, on her social media. The teaser sparked mixed reactions from online users, with some fans celebrating her new musical journey.
Amanda Bynes teases new rap song Trap House on Instagram
Amanda Bynes, 40, appears to be making a career in the music industry. Bynes made a comeback with a rap song after her earlier collaboration with Fenix Flexin for the song Girlfriend. Bynes teased fans with a glimpse of her new rap song Trap House on Instagram, with the caption, “get hyphy bc trap house is coming soon gang.”
She signed with Create Music Group in April, and this song will mark her second song with the label. The song appears to be inspired by the rage sub-genre of hip-hop, which is known for artists like Playboi Carti and Trippie Redd.
In the video on Instagram, the rap song has rage music while Bynes is seen dancing with a group.
Fans were quick to react, showing their excitement for her new project. One Instagram user said, “Right!!! Does your money come in blue!!! THATS MY GIRLLLLLLL!!!! MANDAAAAAA.”
Another user wrote, “If you make a song called “Amanda Please,” that sh*t will go too m*f hard ?????? also yaaaaas Amanda with the moves.” One user wrote, “YAS OMGOMGOMG.”
According to Complex, Bynes retired from acting in 2012, with her last appearance in 2010’s Easy A. Over the years, she reportedly faced personal struggles including mental health issues, substance abuse, and multiple arrests. However, she has reportedly been doing well in recent times.
While many fans welcomed her new project, some online users accused her of using AI. One user said, “literally anything is better than using slop AI, babe.”
Another user said, “Ugh, AI. I support Amanda. I love her, but oooof, why the AI?? .” Bynes is yet to announce a release date for Trap House or share any further details of the track.
