Sydney Sweeney has disclosed the surprising chain of events behind her collaboration with Tate McRae on the track “Miss Possessive,” giving credit to Glen Powell for their introduction. Speaking recently on The Kelly Clarkson Show, the actress described how this Sydney Sweeney collaboration with Tate McRae Miss Possessive came together.
How Glen Powell Initiated the Connection
Sweeney explained that her appearance on Tate McRae’s “Miss Possessive” was the direct result of Glen Powell acting as an intermediary. During the conversation, Sweeney shared that she didn’t know McRae personally before the collaboration. The actress confessed her admiration for McRae’s artistry, stating,
“So, I have been a huge fan of her music. I think she’s so beyond talented and she’s so hot.”
—Sydney Sweeney, Actress
Recalling the introduction, Sweeney noted that Powell stepped in to connect the two.
“Glen actually connected me with her. He was like, ‘Hey, Tate wants me to connect you two. Can I give her your number?’ I said, ‘Yeah, sure.’”
—Sydney Sweeney, Actress
How the Feature Came Together
Once the introduction was made, McRae approached Sweeney with a direct request. Sweeney recounted,
“She reached out and was like, ‘Hey, I really would love to sample your voice for a portion of my song on my new album. Would you be down?’ And I’m like ‘Hell yes.’”
—Sydney Sweeney, Actress
Sweeney ended up recording a distinctive line:
“No, seriously, get your hands off my man,”
—Sydney Sweeney, Actress which became the striking opener for “Miss Possessive,” a standout track from McRae’s album So Close to What. The unexpected inclusion of Sweeney’s voice surprised listeners and was quickly embraced by fans.
Reactions to the Unexpected Collaboration
During her discussion with Kelly Clarkson, both the host and Sweeney agreed that the team-up turned into an exciting artistic moment. The collaboration emerged as fans were already focused on Glen Powell’s personal life and his recent breakup with Gigi Paris, adding another layer of attention to the story. This moment not only spotlighted Sweeney’s versatility but also underscored the influential connections within the entertainment industry.
The partnership between Sydney Sweeney and Tate McRae highlights how personal relationships and introductions, like those facilitated by Glen Powell, can lead to creative surprises. As Sweeney’s unexpected role on “Miss Possessive” continues to capture fans’ attention, it illustrates the unpredictable paths collaborations can take in music and film circles.
