Slayyyter continues to prove that hell hath no fury like a woman scorned through her highly-anticipated WOR$T GIRL IN AMERICA brother album, wor$t man in america, out Dec. 4.

The album’s latest single, “i think he’s got a girl,” watches as she speculates and spirals over her ex’s infidelity. It brings the same soft, yet seething devastation introduced by the inverted record’s lead single “brand new chanel$” — this time showcasing Slayyyter’s exceptional vocal talent paired with a pop-rock inspired sound.

The more this dreamy instrumental pulls you in, the harder it becomes to ignore the absolute nightmare she’s experiencing emotionally and mentally with every lyric. Slayyyter begins piecing together the betrayal of her partner as she sings, “You’re too quick on the draw, lie every time you talk / It makes me feel so crazy, like I got everything wrong” and “Said she was from the past, the past is in your arms / And now I realize you were never mine.”

“i think he’s got a girl” is one of Slayyyter’s heaviest releases to date, but not exactly in the way you’d think. Though not as sonically abrasive as “YES GODDD” or “crank 2,” the raw vulnerability leaves the listener feeling like they just took a swift punch to the gut once the song begins to fade. She’s completely mastered the art of conveying the complex array of emotions that linger in the aftermath of being deceived by someone closest to you in a way that’s simultaneously soul-crushing and therapeutic.

In addition to announcing the release date of wor$t man in america, Slayyyter also recently shared that she’ll be performing at Madison Square Garden next summer on June 21, 2027. The show marks her first time ever headlining an arena, which impressively sold-out within 20 minutes of tickets going on-sale.

Her current ‘WOR$T GIRL IN THE WORLD TOUR’ continues across the UK and Europe this month, ending with its final show in London on Nov. 5.

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