Rising East London artist kwn has delivered an intoxicating slow jam with worst behaviour, featuring R&B powerhouse Kehlani.
After their first link up on Clothes Off, kwn and Kehlani are back with something even steamier.
The track perfectly balances kwn’s bold confidence with Kehlani’s silky smooth runs, creating pure audio seduction from start to finish.
The beat keeps things simple but effective. Dark trap elements and subtle bass create the perfect playground for both artists to get lost in each other’s vocals.
Nothing feels overproduced, it’s just raw energy and chemistry coming through the speakers.
The beat’s subtle modulation creates a hypnotic pulse that mirrors the song’s themes of giving in to primal urges, while maintaining an aesthetic that feels both modern and timeless.
What makes worst behaviour particularly compelling is how kwn and Kehlani trade verses with an electric chemistry that feels both calculated and spontaneous.
The track opens with kwn’s confident declaration: “Sh*t, I pulled up unexpected, she’s excited,” before the pre chorus introduces a vulnerability in the plea for worst behaviour.
This dynamic interplay between dominance and submission creates an emotional tension that runs throughout the song.
Kehlani’s verse introduces a new layer of sensuality, with lines like “Keep drivin’ / One hand on the wheel and one inside it” delivered with her characteristic smooth synthesis of power and yearning.
The harmonies between the two artists feel natural and unforced, their voices weaving together in a way that emphasises both their individual strengths and their collaborative synergy.
The song’s structure builds with deliberate pacing, each section adding new elements while maintaining the core groove.
The chorus explodes with passionate energy, yet never loses the intimate feel established in the verses.
That post-chorus though? Is pure fire. The way they ride the beat with “Freak me like there ain’t no one left on this f*ckin’ earth” hits different each time.
The vocal runs and adlibs slide between each bar with buttery smoothness, while the trap drums punch through with attitude.
The visuals match this energy perfectly. Shot in moody, industrial tones, the music video captures their chemistry in raw, intimate frames.
A sleek car, leather jacket, and bold camera movements create this perfect balance of edge and sensuality.
While Kehlani spits “Keep drivin’ / One hand on the wheel and one inside it,” the tension builds with each scene.
The one-shot style keeps you locked in until that moment – when they finally kiss, it’s right as kwn delivers “Speed into your crib to get me ridin'” and honestly? It feels like the most natural thing in the world.
When kwn and Kehlani trade those “slut me out” harmonies, the melody switches from seductive to commanding and back again.
It’s that perfect mix of raw passion and polished vocals that makes modern R&B hit so hard.
This careful balance of intensity and restraint showcases kwn’s growing artistry and ability to craft songs that work both in intimate settings and larger spaces.
Since parting ways with Black Butter Records, kwn has been carving out an independent path, and worst behaviour feels like a confident statement of artistic identity.
The Walthamstow native’s journey from East London Arts and Music College to collaborating with one of R&B’s most respected voices shows an artist coming into their own, unafraid to push boundaries while staying true to their musical roots.
The track’s production walks a delicate line between minimalism and complexity, using space as effectively as sound.
Each element feels purposeful, from the deep bass lines to the subtle atmospheric touches that create depth without cluttering the mix.
This thoughtful approach to arrangement allows both vocalists to shine while maintaining the song’s sultry atmosphere throughout its runtime.
worst behaviour represents a significant moment in kwn’s ascending career, demonstrating both artistic growth and commercial potential.
This collabo flows naturally like they’ve been making music together for years.
No gimmicks here, it’s just two artists vibing on the same frequency, creating what might be the smoothest R&B collab we’ve heard this year.
You can tell they’re not just making music, they’re telling their own story.
worst behaviour is a vibe and certainly does not play it safe, kwn and Kehlani have created something that makes you stop whatever you’re doing and just feel.
Whether you’re cruising at midnight or letting it blast in your headphones, it puts you in that moment and consumes you.
If you haven’t already, stop reading and go listen. Trust me, you’ll get it.
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kwn worst behaviour Remix Lyrics ft. Kehlani
Verse 1: kwn & Sasha Keable
Shit, I pulled up unexpected, she’s excited
Skin-tight dress, take your guess, I’m finna swipe it
Change your plans, call your girls and tell ’em
You ain’t gonna make it tonight (Oh)
Shit, know the club’s meant to see you, but we got our own
Cut the lights, turn the bass up, we gon’ hit some notes
Fuck the bed, we don’t need it
Sure as hell gon’ break it tonight
Chorus: kwn & Sasha Keable
Need you on your worst behaviour (Worst behaviour)
Need you on your worst behaviour (Worst, worst)
Girl, I want you to
Post-Chorus: kwn & Sasha Keable
Freak me like there ain’t no one left on this fuckin’ earth (Freak me)
Talk yo’ shit and rough mе up, girl, bust open this shirt (Bust it open)
She said, “Slut mе out, oh, slut me out”, I’ll put yo’ ass to work (Woah)
Put yo’ ass to work, I’m sure gon’ put yo’ ass to work (Oh, woah)
Freak me like there ain’t no one left on this fucking earth (Yeah, yeah)
Talk yo’ shit and rough me up, girl, bust open this shirt (Oh, oh, ooh)
She said, “Slut me out, oh, slut me out”, I’ll put yo’ ass to work (Oh)
Put yo’ ass to work, I’m sure gon’ put yo’ ass to work (Yeah)
Verse 2: Kehlani & kwn
Keep drivin’
One hand on the wheel and one inside it
Speed into your crib to get me ridin’
Know who you’ve been fuckin’ made excitement, oh, oh, ooh
And I know that you will get it right, had me callin’ every night
Never gettin’ off my mind, mind (Mind)
I’ma turn into a slip and slide, I’ll make sure you’re satisfied
Meet the record every night
‘Cause you do me so good (Good) thinking of keeping it(Keeping it, oh)
Say my shit tastes so good, you tryna sleep in
Pre Chorus: Kehlani, kwn & Kehlani
Girl, when givin’ me head (Uh)
Don’t know what they call it where you from, but it ain’t this way
Chorus: Kehlani & kwn, Sasha Keable
You need me on my (Need you on your worst behaviour)
(Worst behaviour) No, babe, oh-woah
Need you on yourworst (Worst) behaviour
(Worst behaviour; behaviour) Oh
Girl, I want you to (Behaviour, woah)
Post-Chorus: kwn & Kehlani, Sasha Keable
Freak me like there ain’t no one left on this fuckin’ earth (Freak me; there ain’t no fucking body, uh)
Talk yo’ shit and rough me up, girl, bust open this shirt (Bust it open; girl there ain’t nobody else)
She said, “Slut me out, oh, slut me out”, I’ll put yo’ ass to work (Woah)
Put yo’ ass to work, I’m sure gon’ put yo’ ass to work (Put your ass to work; Oh, woah)
Freak me like there ain’t no one left on this fucking earth (Yeah, yeah)
Talk yo’ shit and rough me up, girl, bust open this shirt (Oh, oh, ooh)
She said, “Slut me out, oh, slut me out”, I’ll put yo’ ass to work (Oh)
Put yo’ ass to work, I’m sure gon’ put yo’ ass to work (Yeah)
Outro
“Slut me out” (Oh, woah), I’ll put yo’ ass to— (Oh)
Put yo’ ass to—, put yo’ ass to— (Oh, woah)
“Slut me out”, I’ll put yo’ ass to— (Woah)
Put yo’ ass to—, put yo’ ass to— (Oh)
Freak me like there ain’t no fuckin’ (Freak)
Talk yo’ shit, I’ll bust open this shirt
Freak me like there ain’t no fuckin’ (Freak)
Talk yo’ shit, I’ll bust open
