Slayyyter Teases ‘CRANK 2’ On Sold-Out World Tour: Here Is What We Know

Slayyyter is not interested in taking a breath. Fresh off the March release of her acclaimed record WOR$T GIRL IN AMERICA and a standout Coachella run, the St. Louis-born pop tour-de-force is currently crisscrossing the globe on her sold-out WOR$T GIRL IN THE WORLD TOUR. Yet, rather than simply coasting on the victory lap, she is already loading the cannons for what comes next (get ready for the boom!).

The central point of conversation right now is “CRANK 2,” an unreleased track she recently started teasing across social media and slipping directly into her concert setlists. Listeners will immediately connect the dots to “CRANK,” the relentless, Emergency Alert System-sampling standout from her spring album. Hearing the sequel live gives crowds a frantic look at how far she is willing to stretch her club-ready chaos.

Flipping The Narrative

This fresh batch of music isn’t just a standard victory lap. Slayyyter previously shut down rumors of a basic deluxe reissue, hinting instead at an inverse “brother” album designed to mirror and twist the world of WOR$T GIRL IN AMERICA.

We already caught a glimpse of this cross-pollination back in July with “BRAND NEW CHANEL$”. The song arrived alongside a self-directed music video that literally dragged viewers back to the suburban house from her earlier “BEAT UP CHANEL$” clip. It flipped the lens on the original visual, proving that she can stay inside a single thematic universe while completely altering its perspective.

Unreleased Cut On Setlists

Those standing in the front rows of her current tour are getting far more than standard album cuts. Alongside “CRANK 2” and “BRAND NEW CHANEL$,” Slayyyter has been testing out several other unheard songs live.

• “CRANK 2”: A heavy-hitting follow-up built around pure adrenaline and aggressive, fast-paced vocal deliveries.
• “BRAND NEW CHANEL$”: The July single that bridges the gap, interpolating motifs from her past visuals.
• “NEKROMANTIK”: A dark, synth-heavy unreleased track making frequent appearances on setlists.
• “I THINK HE’S GOT A GIRL”: Another unreleased inclusion adding narrative tension to her live shows.

Between festival dates, back-to-back sold-out theater shows, and a steady stream of unreleased tracks getting early live debuts, 2026 has undeniably belonged to Slayyyter. “CRANK” was already a wild ride, leaving only one question for everyone waiting on the studio version of the sequel: exactly how much harder is she going to push the volume this time?

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