Worst Girl in America (stylized as WOR$T GIRL IN AMERICA) is Slayyyter’s third studio album, released on March 27, 2026, through Columbia Records. Drawing on her upbringing in St. Louis and the sounds she listened to as a teenager, it brings together electropop, industrial hip-hop, punk and nu metal. Rather than aiming for a polished pop-star image, Slayyyter used the album to explore a more personal, story-led direction.

The songs move between swagger and vulnerability: “Beat Up Chanels” mixes forceful rap with softer vocals, while “Old Technology” pairs an electro-punk sound with themes of relapse and self-destruction. “Gas Station” grew from a song about an ex into a reflection on her relationship with her father, and “Brittany Murphy.” uses heavily processed vocals for especially personal lyrics. The album’s visual world has a deliberately DIY feel, with a video for every track and imagery shaped by memories of the Midwest. Worst Girl in America reached No. 22 on the Billboard 200 and topped the Top Dance/Electronic Albums chart.

Standard Edition Tracklist

1. Dance... / 2. Beat Up Chanels / 3. Cannibalism! / 4. Old Technology / 5. Crank / 6. Gas Station / 7. Yes Goddd / 8. Unknown Loverz / 9. Old Flings / 10. I'm Actually Kinda Famous / 11. St. Loser / 12. What Is It Like, to Be Liked? / 13. *Prayer* / 14. Brittany Murphy.

Vinyl Variants: Standard Cover: Bone White Vinyl, Coke Bottle Clear Vinyl, Red Translucent Vinyl, Clear With Dirt Fill Vinyl, White and Blue Marble Vinyl