Dua Lipa's 'Break My Heart' Performance On Fallon Brought A Party To The Couch

From her cozy London residence with some snazzy visual effects, Dua Lipa's efficiency of "Break My Heart" for The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon proved that it's easy to push the wheel from the couch once you're living in both the future and past. The title of her sophomore LP, Future Nostalgia, makes so much sense.


Lipa's "Break My Heart" efficiency felt like a time-traveling trip during the 1990s thanks to a grainy filter and city graphics scrolling across the screen. As Lipa sits comfortably on a plush couch and sings the disco-fied tune, dancers in back of her, embedded in the background, bring the party to life with funky swaying. The singer didn't need to get off the couch to create the awesome show into a festive celebration.


Afterwards, Lipa discussed to host Jimmy Fallon about the choice to still release Future Nostalgia during the global coronavirus pandemic. "There was a point where I was feeling a little bit conflicted and I was like, I'm not sure if I'd like to put the music out at this time," she mentioned. "People are suffering and I just don't know if it feels right."


nevertheless then, I also thought about the fact that I made this record to get away from any anxieties and pressures of creating a second album and not have to think about that," she continued. "And then I was like, maybe this record could give people a moment to get away from everything and give them some comfort."


Lipa dropped Future Nostalgia on March 27, a week before its original April 3 release date. Whenever she announced on March 23 that it could be coming early, she told fans, emotionally, "I hope it makes you smile and I hope it makes you dance."


Later that month, Lipa performed "Don't Begin Now"on Homefest: James Corden's Late Late Show Special. She was joined remotely by her musical group, backup singers, and dancers. It was just as futuristically nostalgic as her recent "Break My Heart" efficiency on Fallon. 


Check out her awesome "Break My Heart" show up above.