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Watch Slayyyter Rock a Raccoon Pelt in “I Think He’s Got a Girl” Video

The next single from Wor$t Man in America comes with a video she directed herself

Watch Slayyyter Rock a Raccoon Pelt in “I Think He’s Got a Girl” Video

Slayyyter, the enigmatic singer, has unveiled her latest track, "I Think He's Got A Girl," accompanied by a striking music video. The video, helmed by Slayyyter herself, showcases a fascinating juxtaposition of her glamorous starlet persona and her roots in the Midwestern countryside. On one hand, we see her adorned in a coiffed curly hairstyle, donning a Marilyn Monroe-inspired white halter swimsuit.

On the other hand, she chooses to wear a dress made from a raccoon pelt, accompanied by a flaming charcoal grill, a bold statement of her unconventional style. The video is set to be released alongside "I Think He's Got A Girl," marking Slayyyter's first new music since the announcement of her upcoming album, Wor$t Man in America, which is scheduled for release on December 4.

The singer has been performing the track live during her U.S. leg of the Wor$t Girl in America tour, a tour that will eventually extend to Europe, the UK, and eventually Australia, New Zealand, and South America in early 2027. Earlier this year, Slayyyter released remixes of the songs "Brand New Chanel$" and "Crank 2," reimagining their original versions from the Wor$t Girl in America album. She also recently provided a remix for Turnstile's "Birds" for their Never Enough: Versions album.

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