
Which songs has Ashnikko been performing on the Smoochies tour?
A reported 17-song set from Ashnikko’s Smoochies tour is led by newer material, while still finding room for ‘STUPID’, ‘Slumber Party’ and ‘Daisy’.
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Ashnikko's 'Worms' arrives as a shapeshifting track that treats psychological dissolution like a video game. The song pairs nu-metal-inflected production with pop sensibility, its narrator adopting a posture of gleeful self-sabotage as the world burns around them. Bleached eyebrows, name changes, bodies mutating into gelatin, colonies of ants beneath the skin: Ashnikko stacks body horror and absurdist imagery to sketch a character in freefall, laughing at the blaze. The track thrives on its tonal whiplash. One moment it's introspective, the next it's careening through a desert on a monster truck, treating life as a game where nothing matters and speed is the only constant. That collision between vulnerability and recklessness, between genuine distress and performative indifference, gives the song its peculiar charge. The repetition of "I swear I'm better" reads less as conviction than as a mantra worn thin by overuse.
"Worms" is a single by Ashnikko, from the album WEEDKILLER, released 24th August 2023. The track is 2:29 long. It's filed under Pop. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 18 articles about Ashnikko.
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