I Love It (Feat. Charli Xcx) (Original Version)
Icona Pop · I Love It (feat. Charli XCX)
I crashed my car into the bridge, I watched I let it burn!
I threw your shit into a bag and pushed it down the stairs.
I crashed my car into the bridge.
I don´t care!
I love it!
I don´t care!
I got this feeling on a summerday when you were gone.
I crashed my car into the bridge, I watched I let it burn!
I threw your shit into a bag and pushed it down the stairs.
I crashed my car into the bridge.
I don´t care!
I love it!
I don´t care!
You´re on a different road, I´m in the Milky way you want me down on earth but I am up in space.
You´re so damn hard to please we gotta kill this switch.
You´re from the 70´s but I´m a 90´s Bitch!
I Love it!
I Love it!
I got this feeling on a summerday when you were gone.
I crashed my car into the bridge, I watched I let it burn!
I threw your shit into a bag and pushed it down the stairs.
I crashed my car into the bridge.
I don´t care!
I love it!
I don´t care!
I Love it!
I Love it!
I don´t care!
I love it!
I don´t care!
You´re on a different road, I´m in the Milky way you want me down on earth but I am up in space.
You´re so damn hard to please we gotta kill this switch.
You´re from the 70´s but I´m a 90´s Bitch!
I don´t care!
I love it!
I don´t care!
I Love it!
I Love it!
I don´t care!
I love it!
I don´t care!
I Love it!
I Love it!
I don´t care!
I love it.
About I Love It
"I Love It" is a song credited to Icona Pop. The title gives the recording a clear point of focus, while the performance and arrangement determine whether it lands as direct pop, a dance track, a ballad, or something more atmospheric. A careful description should avoid guessing at release details that may differ between editions, but it can still point to the song's likely appeal: melody, rhythm, vocal character, and the way the central phrase frames the listener's expectations. Within Icona Pop's broader catalog, "I Love It" works as another marker of style, mood, and audience connection. The version wording should be preserved because mixes, edits, remasters, and live takes can change pacing, texture, or emphasis while keeping the same underlying song identity.