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Teens In Trouble drop "I Do" with a boxing-match video

Lizzie Killian's Raleigh project returns with a one-off single about a friendship breakup, recorded with PUP collaborator Dave Schiffman.

BY JOLT Staff · Oct 6 2026 · 1 min read

Teens In Trouble released a new single, "I Do", on October 5, 2026, with a video directed by Aja Pop. The Raleigh project of Lizzie Killian recorded it with Dave Schiffman, who has worked with PUP. Bat Boy's Hannah Eagle co-wrote the track and sings backing vocals.

Killian calls it "a friendship breakup song", one she thought she was past until a mutual friend brought it up over brunch. The chorus lands the same admission: "I'm fine / Actually, nevermind / Rememberin' why I was mad." The Aja Pop video puts Killian in a boxing match.

It follows 2024's What's Mine, whose opening track "You Don't Want To Mess With Me" had PUP frontman Stefan Babcock as a guest. Last year Teens In Trouble put out a couple of tracks on a split with Bat Boy.

"I Do" is a one-off for now. More Teens In Trouble music is likely soon, per the announcement, though no release is confirmed.

SOURCE: STEREOGUM
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