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Jennie Taps Dominic Fike for Confessional Single ‘Love Hangover'

Jennie dropped a new single, 'Love Hangover,' featuring Dominic Fike. The song, about being attracted to someone who is both toxic and intoxicating, comes off her forthcoming LP, Ruby, out March 7. The singer also shared a music video for the single, directed by Bradley & Pablo and shot in Mexico City. The clip stars Charles Melton as Jennie's boyfriend and sees them going on a series of dates that all end in complete disaster. 'We say it's over/ But I keep fucking with you,' Jennie croons on the track. 'And every time I do/ I wake up with this love hangover.' More from Rolling Stone Jennie Will Celebrate Debut Solo Album with 'Intimate' Ruby Experience Shows Blackpink's Jennie to Unveil Debut Solo LP in March Watch Rosé Showcase 'Apt,' 'Toxic Till the End' Medley on 'Fallon' Ruby is a 15-track effort featuring collaborations with Childish Gambino, Doechii, Dominic Fike, Dua Lipa, FKJ, and Kali Uchis. It will include Jennie's recent single 'Mantra,' which she dropped in October, and will arrive via the Blackpink member's own record label Odd Atelier and Columbia Records. 'Mantra' marked Jennie's first solo release since her one-off single 'You & Me.' She kicked off her musical career outside Blackpink in 2018 with the aptly-titled 'Solo.' The singer told Billboard earlier this month that she began thinking about an album when Blackpink's last tour wrapped in 2023. Last week, Jennie announced a four-city run of The Ruby Experience to celebrate the album. First, Jennie will showcase Ruby with a show in Los Angeles the night the album drops on March 6 at the Peacock Theater and again on March 7. After the L.A. shows, Jennie will head to New York for a Radio City Music Hall concert on March 10. She'll wrap the Ruby Experience run in Seoul, South Korea on March 15. Tickets for the two U.S. dates are set to go on sale today at 10 a.m. local time. Best of Rolling Stone The 50 Greatest Eminem Songs All 274 of Taylor Swift's Songs, Ranked The 500 Greatest Albums of All Time