"Lifestyle" is a song by American singer

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featuring Adam Levine. It was released on January 21, 2021, by

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and

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Background

Jason Derulo announced the single through his

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accounts on January 17, 2021, and it was made available for

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. In said social media posts, Derulo referred to this track being the start of a "new era," which made media outlets expect the upcoming release of Derulo's fifth

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and first since 2015's ''

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''. The song would later be included on the deluxe edition of

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's seventh studio album ''Jordi'', despite the song having no involvement from the band members outside of Levine.

Release and music video

"Lifestyle" was released for digital download and

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on January 21, 2021, alongside a dance

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Composition and lyrics

The premise of the song sees

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and Adam Levine attempting to pursue a woman with high-class tastes. Within the track Derulo makes references to

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" and

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's 2015 song "

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". In terms of

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, the song is composed in the

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, with a

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of 123 beats per minute, and runs for 2:33.

Charts

Weekly charts

Year-end charts

Certifications

Release history

References

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