Genia: It’s R&B fun and buzz on display in the FUHYUH music video

Need to keep turning up in these final days of August? How about leaning on crooner Genia to set the mood right-right with fire visuals like her ‘FUHYUH’ music video? Oh yes.

It’s energy and fun even with the music baddie turning up in the rain outside. Tap in.

R&B songstress, Genia drops her latest music video “FUHYUH” - out now via Def Jam Recordings. Watch HERE. The sultry new video is the latest debut from her newly released INTENSE LOVER EP showcasing her unapologetic approach to love, desire, and emotional vulnerability.

“FUHYUH” finds Genia embracing the irrationality of love, brushing off outside opinions as she declares, “they ain’t ever had a love like this.” Her willingness to surrender to those feelings becomes the heartbeat of the visual, transforming the streets of NYC into a playground for her romantic abandon. Moving through the city with expressive choreography and an uninhibited spirit, she embodies the song’s central sentiment - when love feels this good, there is no reason to hold back.

“FUHYUH” adds an upbeat, energetic dimension to her latest EP, INTENSE LOVER - a body of work that highlights Genia’s undeniable vocal skills while peeling back the page into Genia’s multifaceted and sensual perspective on being in love without surrendering her confidence and vulnerability. She most recently debuted  singles “Can’t Wait” and “Miss Your Touch” as well as “Baby Ima Star” , “Downfall”, “Doomsday”, and “Toastyyy” feat. Timbaland marking the growth within an era where she bears her soul and reveals her truest form to fans by embracing her desire to be loved. Prior to this era, Genia reupped the fan favorite “Give” tagging in Monaleo for a new version in 2025. It picked up looks from Global Grind who featured the collab in its weekly “New Music Roundup.” It landed in the wake of her mixtape 4AM IN THE VILLE, which earned acclaim from the likes of Rated R&B and more.

The bridge between “Toastyyy’s” futurism and “Downfall’s” heartfelt vulnerability is proof that Genia’s artistry is not confined to mood or moment but animated by emotional intelligence and sonic ambition. With the release of “Baby I’m a Star”, she sharpens her voice and commands the spotlight and emerges not only as a rising act, but as