Kaash Paige Drops Off Intoxicating New Single "Jaded"

Kaash Paige returns with her latest single.

BYAron A.Jun 14, 20202.7K Views

Kaash Paige is beginning to show promising signs that she'll be the next R&B star to blow. With the release of December's Parked Car Convos, she gave a glimpse into her world as she gets ready to drop her debut album. This week, she arrived with her latest single, "Jaded" following a minor delay in wake of the protests that erupted across the country. Her new single can be best described as woozy and luscious. The home state influences of Texas are heard in the production with vivid imagery of falling in love with a stripper.

The release of "Jaded" follows news that her single "Love Songs" was certified Gold by the RIAA. Keep your eyes peeled for her album Teenage Fever.

Quotable Lyrics
But we just need some practice
'Cause lately we been 'causin' static
Three dots, waitin' for your reaction
Shawty is a stallion, so you know she 'bout the cash shit
Spend it fast, get it fast, yeah that's a transaction

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