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Off Campus star collaboration 'gave me chills', says Babydoll singer

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Two young men, sat next to each other on a pavement, both wearing baseball caps, sunglasses, jeans and blazers and looking at the camera. The one on the left has dark hair and facial hair and a white blazer and black t-shirt. The one on the right has a black blazer, white shirt and red striped tie and is clean shaven with short hair.

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Babydoll singer Jamie Miller reflects on viral success and Off Campus collaboration

Overview

Cardiff-born singer Jamie Miller, who achieved viral success with his hit song Babydoll, has spoken about collaborating with Antonio Cipriano from the Amazon Prime Video series Off Campus. After considering quitting his music career at the start of 2026 due to financial and emotional strains, Miller's song gained massive social media traction, topping the US iTunes pop chart and reaching the UK top 10. Following a message exchange, Cipriano joined Miller to record a version of the track and later performed as a guest star during Miller's arena tour supporting The Jonas Brothers.

Key points

  • Jamie Miller was close to quitting his music career at the start of 2026 before his song Babydoll went viral on social media.
  • The track reached number one on the US iTunes pop chart and secured a high position in the official UK charts.
  • Miller collaborated with Off Campus actor Antonio Cipriano after Cipriano commented on wanting the song.
  • The duo recorded Babydoll on the day they first met in Los Angeles and later performed together during arena shows supporting The Jonas Brothers.
  • Miller previously competed on The Voice UK at age 19, finishing in third place.
  • Despite accusations of being an "industry plant," Miller stated his success happened organically after nine years in the music industry.
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