Influenced by artists like Doja Cat, Pink, and Olivia Rodrigo, Exzenya has released her debut single, “Drunk Texting.” The song has already racked up over 20,000 streams and reached listeners in 153 countries, all within 50 days. But beyond the numbers, it’s her ability to turn a random and chaotic moment into something so catchy.
“Drunk Texting” is a mischievous pop confession.
The song is based on a hilarious real-life moment involving her son, who, midway through a chaotic Miami trip, blamed a risky text to his crush on his “drunk phone.” That one-liner turned into a full-blown song that’s part satire, part late-night overshare, and totally relatable. Instead of overdramatizing the emotion, Exzenya leans into the everyday messiness of being human in the age of the internet and cancel culture.
The production keeps things light and punchy, while there’s a playful chaos in the way Exzenya delivers it that toes the line between confession and comedy. It’s incredibly funny and oddly comforting in the way it captures something we’ve all done (or feared doing): sending a drunken text.
Between the bouncy pop energy and Exzenya’s tongue-in-cheek storytelling, “Drunk Texting” is a messy song in the best way possible, and honestly? That’s what makes it so fun.
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