'ExtraL' drops: Jennie & Doechii's powerful new anthem goes viral

UPDATED: Feb 21, 2025 21:18 IST

Rapper Jennie is back, and she’s making waves with her latest track, ‘ExtraL,’ a powerful collaboration with Doechii. More than just a song, ‘ExtraL’ serves as an anthem of independence and a celebration of feminine power, calling on women everywhere to embrace their strength and confidence.

Powerful musical rollercoaster

Attention is drawn to "ExtraL" from the first beat. Jennie's ability to change tempos and play with sound is demonstrated by the way her voice flows over an erratic yet catchy beat. When Doechii enters with her trademark rap style and delivers a verse that perfectly complements Jennie's performance, the intensity only gets higher. The duo's chemistry elevates the song, making it an instant fan favourite.

An Engaging Video for Music

The song is accompanied by an eye-catching music video that highlights its theme. The video grabbed attention with its vivid colors, dynamic dancing, and thrilling performance.

The robotic purple creature, which provides an amusing, futuristic twist evocative of 90s sci-fi aesthetics, is one of the most talked-about features.

Fans React to ‘ExtraL’ on Twitter

The partnership between Jennie and Doechii has social media buzzing with excitement. Here are a few of the most popular fan responses:

Jennie’s Solo Debut with ‘Ruby’

For fans who are eagerly anticipating Jennie's next song, "ExtraL" is just the beginning. On March 7, the rapper's first solo album, "Ruby," will be released. The album boasts an impressive lineup of 15 tracks featuring major artists such as Dua Lipa, FKJ, and Kali Uchis.

The album’s October 2024 single, “Mantra,” already proved to be a massive success, peaking at No. 2 on the Billboard Global Excl. US chart and No. 3 on the Billboard Global 200.

In a recent interview with Billboard, Jennie opened up about the deeply personal nature of ‘Ruby’ and the creative process behind it. “I intend to complete myself as Jennie Ruby-Jane, for that to be a whole person, in a way,” she shared. “You’ll know what I mean once the album drops, but because I’m playing with a lot of different genres and elements — I’m rapping here, I’m singing here, I’m harmonizing here, I’m talking here ... The overall sound was me making sure I like every single [song].”