Demi Lovato - Really Don t Care (Official Video) ft. Cher Lloyd

"Really Don't Care" is a tune by American vocalist Demi Lovato, including English artist Cher Lloyd. The melody was discharged on May 20, 2014, as the fourth single from her fourth studio

 
 collection Demi (2013). It was composed by Lovato and Lloyd alongside Carl Falk, Savan Kotecha, and Rami Yacoub, and was delivered by Falk and Yacoub. It gathered the most perspectives of the considerable number of tunes Lovato spilled from the collection before its discharge, and was additionally the top of the line non-single from Demi. Upon the collection's discharge, "Really Don't Care" got acclaim from pundits and was refered to as a potential single decision by Billboard. "Really Don't Care" is Lovato's third number one on the US Dance diagram.

"Really Don't Care" is an uptempo move pop melody, with impacts of bubblegum pop, that keeps running for three minutes and twenty-one seconds. Lloyd shows up amid the scaffold. Melodiously, the tune is a message of rebellion to a previous darling, with Lovato unhesitatingly singing such lines as "Regardless of the fact that the stars and moon impact, I never need you again into my life."The tune was composed in the key of G major. Lovato initially composed the tune as a separation tune. She needed to make it an all the more engaging melody. Lovato said in a meeting, "I needed to make it all the more enabling. When I thought about the verses 'truly couldn't care less', it made me consider harassing, and made me think about the LGBT people group, who manage that so frequently, yet they acknowledge themselves."