Slayyyter Slaughters Final North American Show of Scintillating Wor$t Girl in the World Tour in NYC: 5 Best Moments
The fast-rising dance-pop phenom also debuted a brand new song.
Slayyyter concluded her North American tour with a spectacular two-night performance in NYC, marking the final shows of her "Wor$t Girl in the World" tour at Terminal 5 and Brooklyn Paramount. The Missouri-born pop star transformed Terminal 5, showcasing her immersive aesthetic and electrifying stage presence. Backed by a tight band, her set brought to life key visuals from the "Wor$t Girl in America" era, featuring snazzy costume changes, explosive electro-punk-meets-nu-metal arrangements, and fiery vocals.
The 21-track setlist primarily comprised songs from her breakthrough LP, with "Nekromantic," "Hymn," and "I Think He’s Got a Girl" serving as teasers for her forthcoming "brother album," "Wor$t Man in America." Slayyyter's devotion to this era, her visually striking art direction, and intense physicality on stage made for a compelling and fresh presence in contemporary pop music.
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