Kylie Jenner Debuts as Singer on New Terror Jr. Single “Fourth Strike”

Kylie Jenner has officially entered the music world, contributing vocals to the new single “Fourth Strike” by the band Terror Jr., released today.

The song serves as a continuation of Terror Jr.’s 2016 track “Three Strikes,” which originally featured in a Kylie Cosmetics lip gloss ad campaign. Jenner sings a brief bridge in “Fourth Strike,” rapping and whispering the lyrics, “One strike, two strike, let me get the mood right… Do it on purpose just to see how it ends,” and concluding with “King Kylie.” The release coincides with a re-launch of signature Kylie Cosmetics products from 2014 under the “King Kylie” banner, a nod to Jenner’s edgy alter ego from that era.

A new commercial for Kylie Cosmetics features the song and showcases Jenner’s acting skills, portraying a recently released prisoner picked up by her mother, Kris Jenner, in a convertible. “This King Kylie Collection is truly for you!!!” Jenner wrote in an Instagram post. “You’re the reason my biggest cosmetic dreams came true, and I wouldn’t be here 10 years later without your support.” Terror Jr. consists of singer Lisa Vitale and David “Campa” Benjamin Singer-Vine; Felix Snow departed the group in 2017. The band initially gained attention with the anonymous release of “Three Strikes,” a strategy that fueled speculation about the vocalist at the time – rumors Jenner later denied via Snapchat.

This marks another creative venture for Jenner, who is also set to appear in the upcoming A24 film “The Moment” starring Charli xcx, Alexander Skarsgard, and Rachel Sennott. The move into music and film demonstrates Jenner’s expanding ambitions beyond her successful beauty empire, potentially opening new avenues for her brand and influence.

Jenner is expected to continue promoting the “King Kylie” collection and her role in “The Moment” in the coming weeks.