Slayyyter brought her “WOR$T GIRL IN THE WORLD TOUR” home last night, opening the sold-out run at The Pageant in St. Louis with a set that blended confessional pop, glitter-soaked chaos, and a first taste of what’s next.
The show marked the official launch of the tour behind her third album, WOR$T GIRL IN AMERICA, and served as a statement of intent: this is pop with teeth, humor, and a sharp eye for the absurdity of fame.
Just hours before stepping onstage, Slayyyter posted a new video teaser hinting at her fourth studio album, seemingly titled WOR$T MAN IN AMERICA, positioning it as a sequel and companion piece to WOR$T GIRL IN AMERICA.
While details remain under wraps, the teaser suggests she’s already deep in the next chapter, even as she’s celebrating the current one.
The stage design drew clear parallels to her Coachella setup, leaning into a “trailer park but make it cunt pop star” aesthetic that only Slayyyter could pull off. It felt both tongue-in-cheek and meticulously crafted, matching the tone of a performance that balances irony with genuine emotion.
Fans were treated to four new songs live for the first time: “BRAND NEW CHANEL$,” “CRANK 2,” “NEKROMANTIK,” and “I THINK HE’S GOT A GIRL,” plus a fresh interlude titled “DEMONIC PRAYER.”
The setlist moved through three acts, weaving favorites like “DANCE…,” “OLD FLING$,” and “WHAT IS IT LIKE, TO BE LIKED?” The show closed with a high-energy run through “BEAT UP CHANEL$,” leaving the crowd buzzing for the next stop.
Tonight, Slayyyter returns to The Pageant for round two of her St. Louis homecoming, with a third local show on Wednesday, July 29th. Two days later, she takes the same evolution-packed set to Lollapalooza, bringing the “WOR$T GIRL” era to one of the summer’s biggest stages.
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