King Kylie is so back — and this time, she’s stepping up to the mic.
Kylie Jenner surprised fans by making her music debut on Terror Jr’s new single “Fourth Strike,” released on October 13. The collaboration marks a full-circle moment for the 28-year-old mogul, who first fueled music rumors nearly a decade ago.
In honor of the release, Kylie treated fans to an inside look at her time in the studio. On October 14, she shared a photo dump on Instagram showing herself in the recording booth and reacting to the track’s playback. “AHHHHHH!!!!!! FOURTH STRIKE!!! terror jr ft KING KYLIE!!!!! OUT NOW EVERYWHERE! what is happening!!!,” she wrote.
Kylie addressed the long-standing speculation about Terror Jr’s breakout 2016 hit, “3 Strikes,” which was famously used in early Kylie Cosmetics promos. At the time, many fans believed Kylie was the mysterious vocalist behind the track. “There was a little rumor 10 years ago that I was the one actually singing on 3 strikes! it wasn’t me (wish it was) so I had the idea to come together for fourth strike and it would actually be ME FEATURED!” she explained.
The beauty mogul didn’t hold back when expressing her gratitude to her collaborators, including Terror Jr members Lisa Vitale and David “Campa” Benjamin Singer-Vine. “@terror.jr thank you for making another perfect song and for trusting me to actually ft on this! I was soooooo nervous but so grateful @thacarterb I couldn’t have done it without you thank you for setting me up with such an amazing team @bschoudel @kshmr and @jbach !! & my baby @makeupbyariel !!!!! for supporting me and loving me,” Kylie shared.
Her Instagram carousel gave fans a closer glimpse of “King Kylie” in action. In one clip, she whispers her iconic alter ego’s name into the mic. In another, she listens intently to the bridge during playback. She even got her kids in on the fun — Stormi, 7, and Aire, 3, were filmed singing along to “Fourth Strike” in the car.
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Terror Jr themselves were thrilled with the collaboration, commenting, “Thanks for creating this with us. You sound so good on it!!”
The single isn’t just a musical debut — it also doubles as the soundtrack to Kylie Cosmetics’ 10th anniversary campaign. The promotional visuals feature Kylie reviving her 2014-era dark hair with teal ends, a nod to her “King Kylie” persona. In a cinematic teaser, she’s interrogated by police for “flipping the entire cosmetics industry on its head.” After being released, she hops into a convertible driven by her mom, Kris Jenner, as “Fourth Strike” blares.
