Shakira broke the record with her song about Pique!

Shakira released a song about her ex-husband Gerard Pique on Thursday. This song broke the record in just two days. The song in which she talks about Pique's fraud collected over 86 million views on YouTube in two days and broke an important record. Shakira's new song was listened to 63 million times in just one day, breaking the record as the most listened Latin American song on YouTube in that period.

With this song, Shakira was on the list of the most-played Latin American artists who also broke records on YouTube, such as J Balvin, Luis Fonsi and Daddy Yankee.

"Women don't cry, women pay"

"You left me as my mother-in-law's neighbor, with reporters at the door and debt in the treasury. You thought you were going to hurt me, but you made me stronger. Women don't cry, women pay," are the lyrics of Shakira's new song addressed to Pique.

With the song, Shakira sent a clear message to her ex-husband, who allegedly cheated on her with his current girlfriend, Clara Chija: "Baby, I wish you the best with my replacement, I don't know what happened to you, but you traded a Ferrari for a Twingo, you traded a Rolex for a Casio ..."

Recall that Pique reacted to Shakira's new song on Twitter, and his mother liked a song in which the singer smears her son. Namely, Gerard made fun of his ex-partner Shakira and her new song in the show, which collected 92 million views in two days.

Recall, Pique founded a league in which influencers and former footballers play football called "The Kings League", and during the show in which he talked about the league, he referred to Shakira's song in which the singer says that he "swapped a Rolex for a Casio".

"I have a big announcement. Casio gave us watches as a gift. We have a contract with Casio, they sponsor this league," Pique said while the others in the studio laughed loudly.

"You're kidding," added one of the guests.

"No, no, I'm serious. Here, they sent everyone a watch," said the football player.

"Why did Casio join?" asked one of the participants.

"Because of Shakira's song," Sergio Agüero, a retired Argentinian soccer player, answered immediately via video, and everyone laughed even harder.

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Post By: Vanessa F.