Keke Palmer Unveils New Single Drawn From Viral Usher Concert Experience

Keke Palmer’s ‘My Confession’ draws inspiration from her breakup with Darius Jackson and the viral Usher concert incident that resulted in Darius publicly shaming her.

‘My Confession’ is the second single from Keke’s upcoming album, ‘Just Keke,’ and she disclosed that it is her effort to clarify the details surrounding her difficult break-up from Darius, with whom she shares son Leodis.

She shared on Instagram: “This one is personal.” ‘My Confession’ is precisely what it appears to be – a reflection of the emotions I have kept hidden.

“At times, the resolution we seek isn’t found in dialogue—it arises from our own honesty.” This is what this song represents. My tranquility. My understanding. My approach to releasing.

“I collaborated on this with @TaylaParx, my best friend for 22 years, who has witnessed every iteration of who I am.” This track is authentic, it’s heartfelt, and it’s genuine.

“I’m not here to strive for perfection.” I am here to speak truthfully. I’m simply here to be Keke. “‘My Confession’ has been released!”

In 2023, following the viral video of Keke being serenaded by Usher, Darius made an effort to shame Keke on X.

He stated: “It’s the outfit tho.. you a mom,” and when fans criticized him, he reaffirmed, saying “This is my family my representation.” I hold strong moral standards regarding my beliefs. I conclude my argument.

In her latest song, Keke implies that the couple had already parted ways by the time she attended Usher’s Las Vegas concert.

She sings: “So I decided to have a girls night / 48 later online / Made me a villain for sympathy, but you deceived / But the truth is in Vegas we were already done, boo / Because of you.”

Additional lyrics feature: “72 hours later, now your feelings are hurt / My fans were dragging you because you had the audacity.”

The track incorporates elements from Usher’s ‘Confessions, Part II’ and alludes to his song ‘Burn’.