G Flip gushed that their “dreams are coming true” after Off Campus used their song Bed on Fire.
The Australian singer took to social media to express their gratitude after the hit Amazon Prime series featured their song Bed on Fire.
The TV adaptation of Elle Kennedy’s bestselling college hockey romance novels is the streaming service’s third-largest debut series ever, racking up 36 million viewers in its first 12 days after release.
That popularity fed through to 32-year-old G Flip – whose legal name is Georgia Claire Flipo – once fans of the series started searching for the song.
“My streams are through the roof, my managers phones are ringing, my calendars filling up & my dreams are coming true,” the non-binary artist told their TikTok followers.
“OFF CAMPUS I’m forever grateful.”
Already a celebrity in their home country, the singer told Rolling Stone the global results of the Off Campus boost were “so surprising” and simply “off the charts”.
“I’ve never had this much of a boom in my career so far. The graphs are off the charts,” G Flip told the outlet.
“I just woke up on a normal Tuesday or whatever, and I didn’t know any of this was going to happen.”
In their TikTok video, G Flip added they were excited about the confirmed second season of the hit series.
“I honestly can’t wait to see what artists get this boost next season,” they said.
