By now, it’s pretty well-known that Kehlani and YG’s relationship has become strained, to say the least. On Valentine’s Day, the duo released a new single titled “Konclusions,” which seemed to confirm that the west coast couple had reconciled following his alleged infidelity. Only a few days later, Kehlani dropped “Valentine’s Day (Shameful),” which alluded to a complete breakdown in that union. Now, the singer reveals a new single titled “Toxic,” which sees her seemingly admitting that she can sometimes be noxious with her significant other as well:
“Did right, we take turns being wrong/
I get real accountable when I’m alone/
I get real about it all when I’m alone/
It’s so crazy missin’ you when I get on…/”
The track sees production from KBeaZy and G. Ry, and — as with the aforementioned releases this year — will presumably appear on Kehlani’s official follow-up to 2017’s SweetSexySavage.
In related news, Kehlani will also be joining Justin Bieber in support of his “Changes Tour,” which will also see support provided by Jaden Smith. In the hopes that it’s not heavily affected by the world’s current issues at hand, the tour is set to kick off this May, running all over North America until September.
In the meantime, fans can check out Kehlani’s “Toxic” below.
“Changes Tour” 2020 dates:
May 14: Seattle — CenturyLink Field
May 17: Portland — Moda Center
May 19: Sacramento — Golden 1 Center
May 22: Santa Clara — Levi’s Stadium
May 26: San Diego — Pechanga Arena
May 29: Pasadena — Rose Bowl
June 2: Las Vegas — T-Mobile Arena
June 5: Glendale — Gila River Arena
June 9: Salt Lake City — Vivint Smart Home Arena
June 13: Denver — Pepsi Center
June 16: Lincoln — Pinnacle Bank Arena
June 19: Chicago — Soldier Field
June 21: Minneapolis — Target Center
June 24: Milwaukee — American Family Insurance Amphitheater
June 27: Houston — Toyota Center
June 28: Dallas — American Airlines Center
June 30: New Orleans — Smoothie King Center
July 6: Kansas City — Sprint Center
July 8: Tulsa — BOK Center
July 11: Nashville — Bridgestone Arena
July 13: St. Louis — Enterprise Center
July 15: North Little Rock — Simmons Bank Arena
July 18: Atlanta — Mercedes-Benz Stadium
July 21: Miami — American Airlines Arena
July 25: Tampa — Amalie Arena
July 27: Columbia — Colonial Life Arena
July 29: Greensboro — Greensboro Coliseum
August 1: Philadelphia — Lincoln Financial Field
August 4: Pittsburgh — PPG Paints Arena
August 6: University Park — Bryce Jordan Center
August 8: Columbus — Schottenstein Center
August 12: Louisville — KFC Yum! Center
August 14: Cleveland — Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse
August 16: Grand Rapids — Van Andel Arena
August 18: Lexington — Rupp Arena
August 21: Washington, D.C. — Capital One Arena
August 24: Buffalo — KeyBank Center
August 26: Albany — Times Union Center
August 30: Detroit — Little Caesars Arena
September 1: Ottawa — Canadian Tire Centre
September 3: Quebec City — Videotron Centre
September 10: Toronto — Rogers Centre
September 14: Montreal — Bell Centre
September 17: Foxborough — Gillette Stadium
September 26: East Rutherford — MetLife Stadium