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**Kylie Jenner Just Dropped Her First-Ever Song—And It's All About That King Kylie Nostalgia**
The fashion and beauty world just got a blast from the past. Kylie Jenner, now 28, surprised fans Tuesday night by releasing "Fourth Strike," a collaboration with pop duo Terror Jr—and she did it under the iconic moniker "King Kylie" that defined her edgiest era over a decade ago.
If you weren't chronically online around 2014-2016, here's what you missed: King Kylie was peak Kylie energy. Neon hair, oversized streetwear, graphic tees, beanies, those signature thick eyebrows and perfectly-lined lips that basically screamed "cosmetics innovator." The name was actually a cheeky callback to her relationship with rapper Tyga, who went by "King Gold Chains" at the time. Back in 2015, she even changed her Instagram handle to @kingkylie to fully commit to the bit.
**Why This Matters for Kylie Cosmetics**
That whole King Kylie era wasn't just aesthetic flexing—it literally birthed a billion-dollar empire. Those oversized lips everyone was obsessing over? They inspired the Kylie Lip Kit in 2015, which eventually evolved into the Kylie Cosmetics brand that's now worth north of $1 billion (based on a 2019 valuation).
Now, as the company hits its 10-year milestone, Kylie's doing a full circle moment. "Fourth Strike" is the opening act for the King Kylie Collection, a limited-edition product line dropping October 18 that resurrects some of the OG shades that made the brand iconic—think "Dead of Night" and "True Brown K" lip kits, plus new eyeshadow palettes and brushes.
**The Numbers Don't Lie**
By Tuesday afternoon, the music video had already racked up 366,000 views on YouTube. Fans are eating up the throwback energy, especially early followers who watched Kylie build her empire from scratch during that chaotic, creative King Kylie era.
The song itself is clever too—Terror Jr released "Third Strike" a decade ago in a Kylie Cosmetics campaign that had the internet convinced Kylie's vocals were featured on it. This week's release feels like a full-circle moment: officially confirming the collaboration while celebrating the nostalgia that made her a household name.