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    Fakemink Drops New Song “Love Is a Dog From Hell”

    AdminBy AdminAugust 7, 2026 Music
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    Fakemink Drops New Song “Love Is a Dog From Hell”

    Fakemink is back with a new OK-produced song. “Love Is A Dog From Hell” is his first new solo track since dropping his second album Terrified—and a preceding mixtape, The Boy Who Cried Terrified .—in the spring. Check it out below.

    The British rapper supported Terrified with an extensive North American and European tour, which opened with two Coachella performances and closed with a two-weekend run at Warsaw‘s CLOUT Festival. Prior to releasing Terrified, his last full-length was 2023’s London’s Saviour, and he’s also shared a number of one-off singles, including “Givenchy,” “Easter Pink,” and “MAKKA” with Ecco2k and Mechatok.

    Revisit Alphonse Pierre’s 2025 column Y2K Nostalgia Is Everywhere, and UK Rappers Can’t Get Enough of It.

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