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Omar Apollo Shows It ALL Off On His New Album Cover

Omar Apollo Shows It ALL Off On His New Album Cover

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Live for Me drops on October 6.

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Looks like it's time to start collecting vinyl!

Omar Apollo’s new EP Live for Me drops this Friday and the singer teased it with three variant covers. The covers which feature a portrait of Apollo are stunning paintings by out painter Doron Langberg, but it was the back that really grabbed fans by the neck.

The portrait it turns out is a fully nude one and the back features full frontal. Omar has never been shy with the thirst traps and finally, he’s giving fans what they’ve been wanting.

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No surprise fans flocked to the singer’s official site to preorder the album. Even the singer was shocked and delighted by the overwhelming (and thirsty) response from fans. Two of the three variants have already sold out, and Apollow himself reacted to how quickly fans snapped up copies of the album.

This isn't the first time that Apollo has turned himself into art. Earlier this year, in support of his new track “Ice Slippin” a series of life-size ice sculptures of the singer popped up in London, New York, and LA. Fans everywhere were in agreement that they wanted a lick.

But now they have a new piece of, ahem, art. To get excited about — and they are, all over social media.

@omarapollo my man my man

me opening that Live For Me Vinyl when it comes it @omarapollo

me opening that Live For Me Vinyl when it comes it @omarapollo

Live for Me drops on October 6.

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