Kylie Minogue's April Fools Prank: Fake EP Hypes Fans

On April 1st, Kylie Minogue just pulled off a slick April Fools prank on her fans, dropping a fake surprise EP that had everyone hyped.

The 57-year-old singer could do up after watching Will Ferrell as Ron Burgundy named three made-up songs by her on Jimmy Fallon's Showback.

In 2019, take me to the river, hot air balloon for two, and Sydney Knights.

She got her team to repost that clip first, planting the idea, then tease the blurry black and white cover called Midnight on her Instagram stories.

Next came the clear, fake artwork for hot air balloon for two, a track list with those exact Ferrell songs, and a bi-link that actually looped to her.

1992 hit What Kind of Fool, fans aided up with some straight-up rescheduling work meetings to snag the drop early.

One called her the April Fools champ on X, while others hit her comments begging for real new music after the reveal.

Minogue spilled the behind the scenes in a video, laughing about how ready her lovers were, and shouting out her team, Ferrell, and Fallon for the laughs.

She even admitted the prank made her rethink dropping something fresh.

With 17 studio albums under her belt, from a should be so lucky to pat him pat him, and a fresh Kylie Christmas rewrap last December, Minogue's got.

That indie folk vibe brew and necks fans are locked in for whatever she serves.

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