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FERG Pivots to Upbeat '90s Pop on New Single "CYCLE"
By GQ·September 18, 2026·1 min read
FERG took a sharp left turn with his new single, "CYCLE." As HotNewHipHop pointed out upon its arrival, the record leans directly into bright '90s pop bounce rather than the booming Harlem grit listeners expect from him. The track stays upbeat, quirky, and undeniably light on its feet. More than a decade into his career, he sounds completely unbothered by expectations. He dives headfirst into the campy energy, barking out gym-floor bars with total commitment: "Come meet me at cycle class / Where the girls come work their a** / No lie I’m with some of the baddest." It works because he sells every second of it. Man is genuinely having fun. Hit play below.
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