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Just when we thought Kylie Jenner<\/a> was entering her movie-star era<\/a>, the beauty mogul is following a new path: Music. <\/p>\n On Oct. 13, Jenner announced her first foray into music<\/a>, a feature on Terror Jr\u2019s new single \u201cFourth Strike,\u201d would arrive on streaming later that evening. This career pivot has been a long time coming (remember when she went viral with \u201cRise and Shine\u201d in 2019?), but don\u2019t expect to see Jenner\u2019s government name on your 2025 Spotify Wrapped<\/a>. The burgeoning singer will be credited as King Kylie, Jenner\u2019s alter ego circa 2015. <\/p>\n The announcement comes one day after Jenner teased the song in a new Kylie Cosmetics ad<\/a>, in which the 28-year-old revives the King Kylie persona ahead of her latest lippie launch. \u201cOh baby, you can\u2019t stay mad at me \/ This body is my apology \/ Don\u2019t pay for the consequence \/ When you look like this, when you look like this \/ One touch, baby, do you like this? \/ Bang, bang, kiss, kiss \/ Bang, bang, kiss, kiss,\u201d she sings on the track.<\/p>\n Maybe the entrepreneur felt called to get in the booth after filming Charli XCX\u2019s newest project The Moment<\/em><\/a> \u2014 <\/em>we wouldn\u2019t be surprised if Charli shared her longtime dream<\/a> of seeing Jenner become a pop star between takes \u2014 but whatever the reason, we\u2019re seated for King Kylie\u2019s return.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n