Love U More Lyrics – Kim Petras | from “Detour”

This unreleased gem, teased via Tumblr posts and a clipped Instagram Live back in October 2025, pulses with Petras’ razor-sharp pop sheen, courtesy of producer Margo XS’s electro-pop wizardry. It’s got that signature Kim bounce: shimmering synths under a driving beat that builds like a confession you’ve rehearsed too many times, blending hyper-polished hooks with raw, breathy vocals that crack just enough to let the hurt bleed through.

Thematically, it’s a masterclass in graceful exit wounds—young love gone sideways, where she’s handing over the keys to her golden boy with a parting shot: “Any pretty face that comes knocking at your door / Just know that I would’ve loved you more.” It’s not bitter revenge; it’s that quiet fire of knowing your worth outshines the shiny toys he’ll chase next, all wrapped in misunderstood yearning and a nod to the grind she poured into everything else. Fans lost it over those snippets, flooding her comments with heart-eyes and “drop it now” pleas, turning the teases into a viral ache.

Detour itself feels like Petras flipping the script on her own blueprint—a reckless joyride through filthy clubs and zero-fucks abandon, years in the vault and finally unchained from exec meddling that tried to box her as pure fantasy. Clocking 12-14 tracks (unconfirmed but buzzing from leaks and social drops), it’s stacked with bangers like the reset single “Polo,” dubstep-tinged “Freak It,” effervescent lead “I Like Ur Look,” and edgier cuts like “Certified Banger” ft. Porches, “DTLA,” and the unreleased “Korea” and “Jeep.” Collaborations with Frost Children and Margo XS amp the electro weirdness, ditching slutty stereotypes for something jaggedly authentic—her way of saying she’s done performing for the gaze.

Petras is owning this pivot hard, post-Feed The Beast’s chart chaos and Slut Pop Miami’s underground fever dream; she’s the German pop provocateur who transitioned young, survived the industry’s meat grinder, and now, at 33, tour dates locked from SF’s Castro Theatre in March to global runs, she’s crafting keys to her own cage. It’s evolution dialed to 11: less doll, more dagger, proving she’s built for the long haul.