Brit-country pop artist Twinnie channels the pain of unrequited love in her latest single, Worst Kind of Crush, a track that blends melancholy with a danceable groove. Drawing inspiration from the heartbreak of feeling crushed by love, Twinnie explores the emotional toll of unreciprocated affection and the longing for something that could have been.
The song, co-written with Brandon Paddock, carries a distinct crossover appeal, combining a sad story with an infectious, upbeat rhythm. Twinnie explains, “It’s about missing the potential of what could have been, when someone’s feelings completely switch on you.” Inspired by Whitney Houston’s I Wanna Dance With Somebody, the track offers a sense of hope amidst the heartache, with its lively beat encouraging listeners to dance through their own emotional turmoil.
To accompany the release, Twinnie has unveiled a playful, tongue-in-cheek music video, featuring a whimsical 70s-inspired basement complete with heart-shaped balloons and a landline phone—emphasizing the absurdity of love’s emotional rollercoaster.
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