JayDon is stepping into the spotlight with swagger—and “Boujee Baby” proves he’s not just next up, he’s right now.

The 17-year-old R&B rising star taps New York rapper Zeddy Will for his latest single, a slick, sun-kissed anthem that drips confidence, charm, and just the right amount of boujee bravado. Produced by Grammy-nominated duo Blaq Tuxedo (known for hits with Chris Brown and Doja Cat), the track balances polished R&B melodies with streetwise lyricism, tailor-made for summer playlists and late-night DMs.

“Ain’t trippin’ if you got a man / He gon’ have to understand this love,” JayDon sings over smooth keys and heavy drums, painting himself as the cool, unbothered alternative to your man who just doesn’t get it. When Zeddy Will slides in on the second verse, he keeps it playful but calculated: “My baby a little bit bougie, I get her Gucci / But in the past, she had a thing for a n—a named Louis.” It’s flirtatious, catchy, and undeniably Gen Z in attitude.

“Boujee Baby” follows JayDon’s recent run of attention-grabbing singles like “Lullaby” (featuring Paradise), “Ah! Ah!” (with 310babii), and the Usher-sampled “I’ll Be Good.” All of them will feature on his highly anticipated debut EP, Me, My Songs, and I, slated to drop later this year via Zoo/mega/gamma.

L.A. Reid—who co-founded mega alongside Usher—called JayDon “a generational rarity.” The co-signs are loud, but the music speaks for itself. This kid has the tone, the pen, and the energy to back it all up.

If “Boujee Baby” is any sign of what’s coming, JayDon is bringing the heat, one smooth-talking track at a time.