Video: Charli XCX - Break The Rules

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Coming off an exciting weekend at the 2014 MTV Video Music Awards, where the 22 year old singer + songwriter performed her smash single, “Boom Clap” during the pre-show and scored five nominations for her two summer hits (including “Fancy” which she co-wrote with Iggy Azalea); Charli XCX drops a new video for her latest single, “Break the Rules” arriving on her sophomore album, “Sucker” out October 21st via Neon Gold/Atlantic Records. The video accompaniment for the sweet rebel anthem features cameos from Rose McGowan as well as gal-pal Kitten front-woman Chloe Chaidez.

***Thanks to Atlantic Records for sending***

Pre-order SUCKER and get 'Break The Rules' (US/Canada only for now) and 'Boom Clap' instantly: http://smarturl.it/sucker

Pre-order 'Break The Rules' (UK): http://smarturl.it/BreakTheRules
Stream 'Break The Rules' on Spotify (US) here: http://goo.gl/Pu3YXE

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