PHOTOS | REVIEW: Slayyyter in San Francisco, California

Slayyyter brought the WOR$T GIRL IN THE WORLD TOUR to San Francisco’s Regency Ballroom on Tuesday night, delivering a relentless set packed with attitude, heavy production, and the unapologetic pop persona that has defined her latest era.

Opening with “PRAYER” before launching into “DANCE…” and “OLD FLING$,” Slayyyter immediately had the room locked in. The set leaned heavily into the darker, harder-edged sound of her recent material, with tracks like “CRANK,” “YES GODDD,” and “CANNIBALISM!” turning the historic ballroom into a sweaty, bass-heavy club. Between the flashing lights, dramatic staging, and Slayyyter’s commanding presence, the performance felt designed to overwhelm the senses in the best possible way.

Throughout the night, she moved effortlessly between the brash confidence and tongue-in-cheek excess that have become signatures of her music. “GAS STATION,” “UNKNOWN LOVERZ,” and “I’M ACTUALLY KINDA FAMOUS” kept the momentum high before “BRITTANY MURPHY.” brought the main set to a close.

The San Francisco crowd wasn’t ready to let her leave, and Slayyyter returned for a two-song encore. “brand new chanel$” kicked off the final stretch before “BEAT UP CHANEL$” delivered one last explosion of energy.

From the opening moments to the encore, Slayyyter’s Regency Ballroom performance was loud, theatrical, chaotic, and completely self-assured—a fitting showcase for the WOR$T GIRL IN THE WORLD era and a reminder of just how naturally she commands a stage.