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2025 single by Jennie featuring Doechii From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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"ExtraL" is a song by South Korean singer and rapper Jennie featuring American rapper Doechii. It was released through Odd Atelier and Columbia Records on February 21, 2025, as the third single from her debut studio album, Ruby (2025). The song peaked inside the top twenty of the Billboard Global 200, reaching number 18.
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After departing from YG Entertainment for solo activities, Jennie founded her own record label named Odd Atelier in November 2023.[1] She proceeded to sign as a solo artist with Columbia Records in partnership with Odd Atelier in September 2024.[2] Jennie released "Mantra" in October 2024 and "Love Hangover" in January 2025 through Odd Atelier and Columbia Records as the first two singles from her debut studio album Ruby.[3] Meanwhile, rising American rapper Doechii won the Grammy Award for Best Rap Album and earned her first solo Billboard Hot 100 hit with the viral song "Denial Is a River" in 2025.[4]
Speculation of a collaboration between Jennie and Doechii first sparked when the duo posed together backstage at Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival in November 2024.[5] Jennie shared on Hits Radio that she was "manifesting it for the longest time" but it took time to coordinate together for a collaboration to work out.[6] On January 21, 2025, she confirmed Doechii's appearance as one of the featured artists on Ruby.[7] Jennie shared a 10-second snippet of a new song called "ExtraL" featuring Doechii to her social media channels on February 14.[8] With the snippet, she announced that it would be released as the album's third single on February 21.[9]
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Composition and lyrics
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Produced by Dem Jointz, "ExtraL" highlights both artists' dynamic delivery over a "slick, hip-hop-infused beat" and blends Jennie's signature pop sound with Doechii's hip-hop.[10] The song's lyrics have been described as an anthem for female empowerment.[5] Jennie and Doechii use the song to celebrate their success and rap about trading men and worries for funds and fast cars.[11] The two artists take turns on different verses before uniting on the track’s "confidence-boosting" chorus, in which they chant "Do my ladies run this?"[12][13] Jennie opens with a verse shouting out self-made women with financial independence in the line "This for my girls with no sponsor, they got they own fundin'", which alludes to her founding her own label Odd Atelier.[14] Her rap includes the cheeky lyric "You sit too far down on 'em charts to even ask me who’s in charge", referencing her history of topping Billboard charts both with her group Blackpink and as a soloist.[14] She additionally raps about playing by her own rules and not listening to people who aren't making moves for themselves before sliding into a trap-influenced chorus.[11][14] Following the chorus, stacked gang vocals repeat the question "Do my ladies run this?" as Doechii enters the song singing her own name.[11] She begins her verse rapping "Gimme chi, gimme purr, gimme meow, gimme her, gimme funds / Gimme rights, gimme fight, gimme nerve, gimme cunt, let me serve, rrr", describing femme fatale energy by likening women to felines.[14] She goes on to announce that she doesn't make any decisions with men in mind, saying "I'm not here for pleasin' the men / Not here to reason with them" and if that makes her seem "misbehaved", so be it.[14] Jennie and Doechii then rap together about how far they've come and how people are "still on my old work", locked into their previous personas and music releases despite their growth. They also clarify that they've earned their success through hard work and are reaping the benefits.[14]
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Music video
An accompanying music video for "ExtraL" was directed by Cole Bennett and released alongside the single on February 21.[15] The video sees Jennie dancing around a chair-filled theater, before she and her dancers give Doechii a grand entrance chanting, "Wait... wait... wait... Doechii?!" as she appears.[16] The duo then dance alongside a crew of dancers while wearing oversized Schiaparelli blazers and fiery red feather boa trimmed bodysuits.[17] In one scene, they are depicted extra-small rapping on top of a bald man's head.[16]
Live performances
Jennie included "ExtraL" on the setlist of her concert tour The Ruby Experience, which commenced in Los Angeles on March 6, 2025 at the same time as Ruby's release.[18] She also performed the song at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival on April 13 and 20.[19]
Credits and personnel
Credits adapted from the liner notes of Ruby[20] and Tidal.[21]
Recording
- Recorded and engineered at Chalice Recording Studios (Los Angeles, California)
- Mixed at Larrabee Studios (North Hollywood, California)
- Mastered at Sterling Sound (Edgewater, New Jersey)
Personnel
- Jennie – vocals, songwriter
- Doechii – featured vocals, songwriter (Doechii version)
- Alexis Andrea Boyd – songwriter
- Sorana Pacurar – songwriter
- Dem Jointz – songwriter, producer, recording engineer, vocal producer
- Jadya Love – recording engineer (Doechii version)
- Jennifer Ortiz – engineer (Doechii version)
- Chris O'Ryan – vocal producer, vocal engineer (Doechii version)
- Manny Marroquin – mix engineer
- Serban Ghenea – mix engineer (Doechii version)
- Anthony Vilchis – assistant mix engineer
- Trey Station – assistant mix engineer
- Bryce Bordone – assistant mix engineer (Doechii version)
- Will Quinnell – mastering engineer
- Chris Gehringer – mastering engineer (Doechii version)
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