Check Out Jade’s New Single “Fufn (Forget You Now)”

New Single Release

Jade has released a passionate new single titled “Fufn (fuck you now).” Check it out below.

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Overview of the Track

This track is the latest solo single from the former Little Mix star, following other major hits, including “The Angel of My Dreams.”

In this single, the artist expresses feelings of disappointment after a dispute with a romantic partner, showing a maturity to recognize that one can ultimately overcome such challenges.

“You always think that you know me best, you don’t need to listen, but you won’t/ you don’t talk to me when you cut me down/ usually, I report this/ something worries in my bones,” she sings in the first verse before transitioning into a melodic chorus.

“I choose a car, I slam the door/ We’ve been through this before, I won’t do it tonight/ baby, I’m stepping back now/ don’t tell me that I need to calm down.”

Take a look at the video below, which features Nick Grimshaw as he observes Jade navigating her rise to fame alongside her romantic interest.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xa4orecods

In an interview with Wonderland, Jade described the single as “the most direct pop song” and explained why the timing felt right to release it.

“I believed that now was a good time to launch a major pop anthem. The entire concept of ‘Fufn (fuck you now)’ revolves around being in love with someone while having a huge argument about something trivial, just wanting them to back off and leave you alone.”

She also shared with Capital that the song wasn’t drawn from real-life experiences, but rather from intense emotions she had felt in the past. “The idea came from a dream where my boyfriend was cheating on me, and I woke up feeling anxious about it.” Forbes

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Upcoming Debut Album

The song will be featured on Jade’s upcoming debut solo album. While specifics about the record remain scarce, it is anticipated to be released this year.

Earlier this month, Jade received an award for Best Pop Act at the Brit Awards, marking her first recognition as a solo act. During her performance, she thanked her “Little Mix sisters.” Following her win, she told NME that “the night couldn’t have gone better,” hinting at more music to come “very soon.”