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Kid Bookie<\/a> has collaborated with Corey Taylor<\/a> on the inward-looking new single \u2018Blame\u2019, which the South-East London rapper describes as like \u201ca therapy session\u201d.<\/p>\n The new track comes following the genre-defying singer making his comeback earlier this year with the empowering single \u2018Rose McGowan\u2019, which saw him team up with the activist and former Scream<\/em> star.<\/a><\/p>\n Now, he has rejoined forces with Slipknot<\/a> and Stone Sour<\/a> frontman Corey Taylor, and pushed boundaries of his sound even further \u2013 tackling themes of accountability, growth, and self-reflection.<\/p>\n The track is the latest to be shared from an upcoming album from Kid Bookie, which is set to be officially announced later in 2026. In the new song, Bookie delivers a powerful rap vocal melody, centring around feelings of frustration and regret, before Taylor launches in with an epic chorus: \u201cOh my god\/It\u2019s like it won\u2019t just stop\/You\u2019re always blaming me\/For always blaming you<\/em>\u201d.<\/p>\n Both Bookie and Taylor have worked together before, both on singles \u2018Stuck In My Ways<\/a>\u2019 which arrived in 2019 and on \u2018Game\u2019, which was released in 2022. Kid Bookie has also made music with Corey\u2019s son Griffin, sharing a track called \u2018Get Out\u2019 last year.<\/p>\n