Chloe Bailey Drops New Song ‘FYS’
Chloe Bailey croons for real love on her new single “FYS” which means “F— Your Status.” “F–- your status, f–- your status/ It don’t matter/ Money, cars and the diamonds/…
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA – FEBRUARY 02: (FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY) Chlöe performs onstage during Recording Academy Honors Presented by the Black Music Collective at Hollywood Palladium on February 02, 2023 in Los Angeles, California.
(Photo by Amy Sussman/Getty Images)Chloe Bailey croons for real love on her new single "FYS" which means "F--- Your Status."
"F–- your status, f–- your status/ It don’t matter/ Money, cars and the diamonds/ Don’t phase me, I been had it/ F–- your status/ I just, just wanna love you, baby/ What you wanna do?" she sings in the chorus of the R&B infused trap beat.
Bailey teased the song earlier this week by having fans guess what they thought "FYS" means. "FYS. what do you think it means? guess right and I'll drop," she wrote on X (formerly known as Twitter) with an attached snippet of the song.
This single is her first song of the year.
Are Chloe and Halle Bailey Coming Out With New Music?
Earlier this month, the "Have Mercy" singer jumped on TikTok livestream and told her fans that they could expect music from the sisters in the near future. A fan specifically asked Chloe when they should expect some new music from them, and she kept it vague by answering, "soon."
As a duo, they've released three albums The Two Of Us (2017), The Kids Are Alright (2018), Ungodly Hour (2020). Their sophomore album earned the group two GRAMMY nominations for Best New Artist and Best Urban Contemporary Album at the 61st GRAMMY Awards. Ungodly Hour scored the sister duo five nominations for Best Traditional R&B Performance ("Wonder What She Thinks Of Me"), Best R&B Song ("Do It"), and Best Progressive R&B Album.
Chlöe Bailey and Halle Bailey Launch Solo Careers
Both sisters began their separate careers in the past two years. In 2022, Chlöe released "Have Mercy," her first single without her younger sister. She released her first solo full-length project in 2023 called In Pieces. The album had guest appearances from Future, Chris Brown, and Missy Elliott. It debuted and peaked at No. 119 on the Billboard 200.
As for Halle, she has been focusing on acting after landing Disney's The Little Mermaid, The Line, and The Color Purple, which all premiered last year. She did, however, give fans her first solo single, "Angel." It was nominated for Best R&B song at the 66th Annual GRAMMY Awards. Last year, Halle said that her solo debut would "definitely" be released by the end of the year in her interview with Cosmopolitan. While that didn't come to fruition, we are hoping for Halle's solo EP or some new music with both sisters.
Listen to "FYS" below:
The Las Vegas Sphere is a visual artist's dream. Located in Paradise, Nevada, the music and entertainment venue is only 1.5 miles from the Las Vegas Strip. The building stands at 366 feet tall and spans 516 feet across. It is the largest spherical structure in the world. While the outside of the Sphere is an exemplary piece of architectural design, the inside is what every artist dreams of.
The inside of the Las Vegas Sphere has the world's highest resolution LED screen (16K) that wraps around the arena and can hold up to 18,600 guests in the auditorium. 10,000 of those seats have an infrasound haptic system, and all 18,600 seats have a high-speed internet connection according to FOX Business. In addition the Sphere also has 4D effects with effects to change the weather, temperature and more. For sound, the Sphere has the world's largest beamforming audio system.
The venue opened on September 29 with U2 gracing the stage as the Sphere's first performers. Their residency extends through March 2.
Beyoncé Rumored To Plan Las Vegas Residency At Sphere
Earlier this month, Beyoncé participated in a Verizon ad that premiered during the Super Bowl, the megastar announced a new country album and two new tracks from the project arriving next month and not a Vegas residency at the Sphere, fans are still convinced it's on the horizon.
In the commercial, Beyoncé is seen on top of the Sphere in one of her moments trying to break the internet.
Additionally, Verizon teased the possibility (but were most likely referring to the commercial) on their X account.
This follows Forbes' November 2023 report that Beyoncé and her team were looking into the high-tech performance center for a residency. The singer’s team is reportedly requesting $10 million to produce the show. Beyoncé has not confirmed that she will go on tour for this album or that she will have a concert or residency at the Sphere at the time of this writing. Still, it would be pretty amazing!
Here are seven hip-hop and R&B artists that would be perfect at the Vegas Sphere:
Beyoncé
(Photo by Mason Poole/A.M.P.A.S. via Getty Images)Beyoncé's visuals have always been next-level, and what she could do at the Las Vegas Sphere wouldn't be anything short of iconic. After the Super Bowl surprise, where she announced Act II of Renaissance -- a trilogy of projects first revealed in 2022 --- will be a country album along with two singles, "Texas Hold 'Em" and "16 Carriages," rumors began that she would possibly have to take Act II to Vegas at the Sphere. During the Verizon ad, which teased her dropping music, she tried to "break the internet," and in her many attempts, which included a lemonade stand -- a nod to her 2016 album Lemonade -- going into space and running for president. She also found herself at the top of the Sphere, which fans believe was a nod to a potential residency. Beyoncé is definitely an artist whose fans would flock to Vegas to see as her last tour as the Beehive supported the artists overseas during the <em>Renaissance World Tour</em> as well as in their home cities. According to Forbes, the <em>Renaissance World Tour</em> made $579 Million, with 2.7 million fans attending across the 52 tour dates.
Jay-Z
(Photo by John Phillips/Getty Images for BFI)Jay-Z hasn't been on tour in six years, so a huge welcome back at the Las Vegas Sphere seems appropriate. The Brooklyn native's last solo tour was in 2017 in support of his thirteenth studio album, <em>4:44</em>. He later joined his wife, Beyoncé, on their <em>On The Run II Tour</em> the following year to accompany their joint album <em>Everything Is Love</em>. There have been possible hints at a fourteenth album from Jay, as his exhibit at the Brooklyn Library contained an empty display case next to <em>4:44.</em> While there hasn't been a confirmation on another album, fans wouldn't be upset if he decided to do a residency at the Sphere.
Drake
(Photo by Amy Sussman/Getty Images)Drake is known for his over-the-top (and often playful) antics during his live shows, so the rapper would be right at home in the Sphere. Last year, he said that he would be taking a break from music to focus on his health, but in a concert in February, the rapper walked back on his statement as he teased new music. If Drake released a new project and then a residency at the Sphere, it would be a monumental moment for fans. The rapper released his latest album<em> For All The Dogs: Scary Hours Edition</em> in November.
Rihanna
(Photo by Emma McIntyre/Getty Imagesfor Rihanna's Savage X Fenty Show Vol. 4 presented by Prime Video)Rihanna's Super Bowl performance was a reminder that she still has it when creating visually appealing performances. The singer-turned-mogul headlined Super Bowl LVII in 2022, where she performed a medley of her greatest hits, including "Diamonds," "Run This Town," "Where Have You Been," and more. It's been eight years since Rihanna dropped 'Anti,' which garnered the singer eight GRAMMY nominations. According to A$AP Rocky, the singer is in the studio working on her ninth studio album, and we believe a Sphere residency would be the perfect venue for her musical comeback.
Usher
(Photo by Jamie Squire/Getty Images)Vegas has been Usher's home for two years, and some fans are still regretting not seeing him during his residency. The Sphere would be the perfect opportunity for Usher to combine his creative visual side with the intimacy he shares with the audience during his concert. While Usher is set to embark on his Past Present Future Tour this fall, we wouldn't mind him seeing the show he would put on at the Sphere. At this point, Usher might need a permanent place in Vegas.
Kanye
(Photo by Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images)While a residency at the Sphere would be far-fetched, given where Kanye is currently in his career due to his controversial moments, if given the opportunity, he would absolutely set the stage on fire. Kanye just released the first volume of Vultures, and with two more parts remaining, it will be ample time for him to get some tour dates going. The rapper always brings out his surprise guests to big events like this for the most part, so fans of the artists who work with Ye will be able to see them there, too. If a concert is too much, Ye loves a listening party, so maybe he could get his feet wet by holding a slightly smaller event before concert dates are rolled out.
Travis Scott
(Photo by Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images for MTV/ ViacomCBS)As one of the newer talents on this list, whether you hate him or love him, you can't deny his knack for creating over-the-top visuals. Scott would be able to create a masterpiece of visuals if he were able to in Vegas, as he's shown off his talent in prior music videos and live performances. The rapper just dropped<em> Utopia</em> last year, which was nominated for Best Rap Album at the Grammys. The second leg of his <em>Utopia Tour</em> ended in January, so it seems as if the artist has some time to cook up some memorable visions for a possible third leg or new album accompanied by a Vegas residency. If you look at his music videos and live performances, Scott is a no-brainer for the Sphere.
