Slayyyter Announces New Single ‘BRAND NEW CHANEL$’ After Live Debut
Slayyyter commands the stage at the 2026 Governors Ball Music Festival held at Flushing Meadows Corona Park on June 7, 2026, in New York City.
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On Sunday, July 26, pop sensation Slayyyter launched her highly anticipated WOR$T GIRL IN THE WORLD Tour with an electrifying homecoming performance loaded with surprises.
Throughout the opening night set, the visionary artist treated the crowd to live renditions of four previously unheard tracks. Capitalizing on the instant momentum, she announced less than 24 hours later that one of those fan-favorite anthems, “BRAND NEW CHANEL$,” will officially drop on Friday, July 31, offering listeners an early glimpse into her next exciting artistic chapter.
Slayyyter shared the exciting update via Instagram on Monday, July 27, featuring a pristine live clip capturing her energetic performance of the song in St. Louis, Missouri. Expressing gratitude to the local crowd, she captioned the post: “I love my hometown so much. I can’t wait to do it all over again tonight.”
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Attendees at the tour kick-off were the exclusive first listeners to experience “BRAND NEW CHANEL$,” alongside three other unreleased cuts: “NEKROMANTIK,” “I THINK HE’S GOT A GIRL,” and “CRANK 2.” These surprise premieres have immediately ignited intense speculation across the fandom regarding an upcoming album, though official details regarding a new full-length project have yet to be confirmed.
“BRAND NEW CHANEL$” serves as Slayyyter’s initial primary release since her acclaimed third studio album, WOR$T GIRL IN AMERICA, dropped in March and conquered the charts by debuting at No. 1 on Billboard’s Top Dance Albums tally. That record also secured the singer her landmark debut on the Billboard 200, climbing all the way to No. 22.
The WOR$T GIRL IN THE WORLD Tour continues its journey through November 5, ultimately concluding in London at The Roundhouse. The extensive itinerary features prominent festival stops, including Lollapalooza Chicago, the Reading and Leeds Festivals, and All Things Go in Washington, D.C.
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