Selena Gomez fans are rejoicing as she’s finally dropped Rare, her first studio album in five years.

With the release of the full album Friday, she also dropped a music video for the title track. She serves fairy goddess vibes in the visual accompaniment, set in a colorful dream-like forest.

This comes after claims most of her songs cast a negative light on her ex Justin Bieber with lyrics like, ‘If I give you every piece of me, I know that you could drop it.’

Fairy goddess vibes: Selena Gomez serves fairy goddess vibes in the music video for her new album’s title track Rare, set in a colorful dream-like forest

It-starts with quick-cut shots of the 27-year-old’s silhouette, outlined by a multi-colored halo in a dark forest.

She then wakes up in the grass, wearing a flowy beige halterneck dress, surrounded by colorful glowing flowers.

Gomez sits up as butterflies and bubbles fill the air, with a ray of rainbow light reflecting across her face.

She channels her inner pixie as stands to her feet and begins dancing around the enchanted forest.

Peaceful nap: She then wakes up in a forest, wearing a flowy beige halterneck dress, surrounded by colorful glowing flowers

Waking dream: Gomez sits up as butterflies and bubbles fill the air, with a ray of rainbow light reflecting across her face

Inner pixie: She channels her inner pixie as stands to her feet and begins dancing around the enchanted forest

The artist rocks another look in a shimmering metallic gold dress as she and the trees are suddenly soaked in colorful pulsating light.

She then takes a dip in a glowing blue pool, her faced drenched in more colorful strobe lighting.

Gomez changes scenery to a round rotating bed with cellophane sheets in a room tiled with flashing lights.

Disco forest: The artist rocks another look in a shimmering metallic gold dress as she and the trees are suddenly soaked in colorful pulsating light

Serving mermaid: She then takes a dip in a glowing blue pool, her faced drenched in more colorful strobe lighting

Bedroom eyes: Gomez changes scenery to a round rotating bed with cellophane sheets in a room tiled with flashing lights

Old Hollywood glam: She stuns in an old Hollywood glam look, rocking a blush sequined nightie with a matching sheer pleated cover-up

She stuns in an old Hollywood glam look, rocking a blush sequined nightie with a matching sheer pleated cover-up.

Back in the forest, she happens upon a glowing spiderweb, blowing a handful of glitter onto the strands.

The song lives up to Gomez’s theme of vulnerability, self love and mental health, all of which are also presented in the rest of the album.

Spider-Woman: Back in the forest, she happens upon a glowing spiderweb, blowing a handful of glitter onto the strands

Baring all: The song lives up to Gomez’s theme of vulnerability, self love and mental health, all of which are also presented in the rest of the album

Title track: She recently told Spotify of the title Rare: ‘I just felt like that was me if that makes sense… Rare made me feel incredible. That name was so important to me the moment I heard it’

She recently told Spotify of the title Rare: ‘I just felt like that was me if that makes sense. Obviously, I’ve had a lot of self esteem issues in the past.

‘I still struggle with confidence and you know, it’s going to be something that I’m always working on. Rare made me feel incredible. That name was so important to me the moment I heard it.’

Previously release singles Lose You To Love Me and Look at Her Now have apparently delved into her breakup with Justin Bieber.

Long overdue: Her fans are rejoicing as she’s finally dropped Rare, her first studio album in five years