“Nicole Kidman” by ADÉLA is a playful, confident pop track about glamour, control, ambition, and stepping into the larger-than-life persona of a movie star. Inspired by Nicole Kidman’s screen presence, ADÉLA turns fashion, fame, sexuality, and performance into a bold fantasy where she embraces celebrity culture while presenting herself as the star of her own movie.
Nicole Kidman Lyrics
[Intro]
Ooh, ooh, woah
‘Body with me (Ooh, hey), yeah, yeah
Ooh, you’re so good
Ooh, ooh
[Chorus]
Every single night
I pray that my tits are sittin’ right
Moulin Rouge, my corset is so tight
Babygirl in control, I feel like Nicole
And every single day (Ah-ah)
I wake up, the world is my buffet (Ah-ah, ah-ah)
I fly out, fuck up another stage (Ah-ah)
Babygirl in control, I feel like Nicole
I feel like
[Verse 1]
Ooh, spend a couple hours in my room
Should I wear Louboutins or Jimmy Choos?
Try ’em in the mirror, fully nude
Like, ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh, ooh (Ooh)
My bra should probably be a bigger size
Maybe that’s why they can’t look me in my eyes (They’re up here)
Been a minute since the driver’s been outside
I gotta slide, slide
[Pre-Chorus]
I pull up (Uh-huh), step out (Uh-huh)
Get your pictures ’cause I’m not gonna stay for long
I’ll say, “Hi” (I’m gone), bye-bye
Live vicariously through me, write my life like it’s a movie, like
[Chorus]
Every single night
I pray that my tits are sittin’ right
Moulin Rouge, my corset is so tight
Babygirl in control, I feel like Nicole (Ah-ah)
And every single day (Ah-ah)
I wake up, the world is my buffet (Ah-ah, ah-ah)
I fly out, fuck up another stage (Ah-ah; Ah)
Babygirl in control, I feel like Nicole
I feel like
[Verse 2]
Don’t (Don’t, don’t) interrupt me
When I talk my shit, don’t interrupt me
‘Cause everything you say it dictates your destiny (Uh-ah)
That’s why I put “Pop Princess” on my license plate (Ah)
[Pre-Chorus]
I pull up (Uh-huh), step out (Uh-huh)
Get your pictures ’cause I’m not gonna stay for long
I’ll say, “Hi” (I’m gone), bye-bye
Live vicariously through me, write my life like it’s a movie, like
[Chorus]
Every single night (Ah-ah)
I pray that my tits are sittin’ right (Ah-ah, ah-ah)
Moulin Rouge, my corset is so tight (Ah-ah)
Babygirl in control, I feel like Nicole (I feel like Nicole)
And every single day (Ah-ah)
I wake up, the world is my buffet (Ah-ah, ah-ah)
I fly out, fuck up another stage (Ah-ah)
Babygirl in control, I feel like Nicole
I feel like
[Outro]
Tonight (Tonight)
I’m so in control (I’m so in)
Tonight (Tonight)
I feel like Nicole
Video of Nicole Kidman Lyrics – ADÉLA
Song Credits
- Song Name :– Nicole Kidman
- Singer Name :– ADÉLA
- Producer:- The Dare & Dylan Brady
- Album:- PRIMA
- Release Date :– September 4, 2026
Behind the Song: Nicole Kidman Lyrics – ADÉLA
ADÉLA revealed that “Nicole Kidman” was inspired by a Golden Globes event where she arrived dressed up, wearing a tight corset and feeling unusually glamorous. She had recently watched Eyes Wide Shut and became fascinated by Kidman’s movie-star aura. The song ultimately became ADÉLA’s playful tribute to that confidence and cinematic image.
Song Bio of Nicole Kidman Lyrics – ADÉLA
ADÉLA dropped “Nicole Kidman” on September 4, 2026, as track two on her album PRIMA, and it’s already got fans calling it a certified pop girl anthem. Produced by Blake Slatkin and Dylan Brady, with additional vocals from Julia Michaels, the high-energy track is all about high fashion, self-belief, and living loud under the spotlight.
The origin story is very much in character. ADÉLA has said the song came together after a Golden Globes afterparty, when her corset was laced so tight she thought, “I feel like Nicole Kidman right now.” She’s also called herself a massive Kidman fan, crediting Eyes Wide Shut as the moment she fell for the actress’s talent.
The rollout had its own moment too. An instrumental snippet first showed up as a hidden outro in the music video for “Ain’t In LA,” and Kidman herself caught wind of the song before it even dropped, telling a fan at the London premiere of Practical Magic 2 that she planned to hit ADÉLA’s Nashville tour stop.
Lyrically and visually, the track leans hard into Kidman’s legacy, nodding to Moulin Rouge! and Babygirl while spoofing her iconic AMC Theatres ad.
