Breakups

"Breakups" is the second single and eleventh track from BJAYE's debut album, Sincerely,. It was released through Republic Records, on June 25, 2027. "Breakups" is an Trap-pop R&B influenced song with urban drums, horns, a syncopated beat, finger snaps, handclaps and strings during the bridge. It also contains an uptempo '90s-inspired beat with 'electronic' disco energy.
BJAYE said the song means that "your realizing that u messed up in the relationship and that there's no fixing it because it really caused damage to your ex-partner."
==Background==
In an interview, BJAYE said that "Breakups" was more a "spinoff" and "mature" to his previous single "Better Than ", which was part of what made him excited to release the song.
The song was originally written for another artist but with a different name however, the singer rejected the song that was before given to him. During sessions at Jungle City Studios in New York, BJAYE was played the song, he immediately agreed to record the song. Following its recording in February 2027, Breakups was done recorded and ready for the album in 4 days. "Breakups" was released as the second single of "Sincerely" on June 25, 2027, two days before his 19th birthday. 
==Chart performance==
The song sold 150,000 copies in its first week and gained over 22 million streams in it's first week and debuted and peaked at No. 7 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, his second top 10 hit. It also debuted at #1 on the Hot Digital Songs chart.
The song also has now surpassed 1 billion streams on Spotify, and it's BJAYE's 11th song to reach this milestone and 3th overall song to reach this on "Sincerely".
==Composition==
"Breakups" is an uptempo pop and R&B song combined with urban hip-hop that runs for three minutes and ten seconds. According to the music sheet published by Sony Music Publishing, "Breakups" is written in the key of Db major and set in a 4
4 time signature at a moderate tempo of 100 beats per minute. BJAYE’s vocal range spans from the low note D♭3 to the high note E♭6. The elements demonstrated on the track are further illustrated by its use of horns, such as trumpet, saxophone and trombone.a syncopated beat. A writer from Rap-Updescribed the track as a " single person anthem" which features BJAYE’s "big vocals" over a "breezy beat".
Category:2027
Category:Singles