Kylie Jenner recently unveiled a new song and announced the revival of her famed “King Kylie” era. The mother of two shared the exciting news with her loyal followers on Instagram, hinting at a nostalgic journey back to a significant phase in her career.
While primarily recognized for her association with the Kardashian family and her thriving cosmetics business, Kylie is now venturing into the music realm. She disclosed the release of her own song on Instagram, reminiscing about her past Snapchat days when she earned the moniker “King Kylie” between 2016 and 2018.
During that iconic era, fans witnessed Kylie sporting teal hair and vibrant lipstick shades, prompting a clamor for a revival of that distinctive style, even if only temporary. The 28-year-old starlet revealed her transition into a music artist through social media, expanding her already impressive repertoire of talents.
Accompanied by several photos and behind-the-scenes clips, Kylie excitedly announced the collaboration with Terror Jr in her post, expressing gratitude for the opportunity to feature in the song. Despite feeling nervous about this new venture, she thanked her fans for their support and acknowledged the team behind the creation of the track.
In addition to her musical debut, fans can anticipate a new makeup line under Kylie Cosmetics, embodying the essence of the “King Kylie” era with teal hues, skull-themed packaging, and a silver glitter gloss. Promoting the collection on Snapchat, Kylie teased her music move by lip-syncing to Terror Jr’s “3 Strikes.”
Acknowledging the pivotal role of her fans in her journey, Kylie expressed her gratitude for their unwavering support, promising to fulfill their requests for a “King Kylie” collection. Kylie Cosmetics, which first launched in 2016, has flourished into a multi-faceted empire encompassing skincare, fragrances, and hair products, currently valued at $670 million according to Forbes.
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