Wurme releases smash viral political parody song “Do Not Come” on Dim Mak

Wurme takes a brief detour from his signature emo "sad boi" future bass sound with the viral hit “Do Not Come,” a political parody featuring Trump and Harris in an apparent risqué conversation.

This downtempo Trap track, infused with dark bass notes and peppered synth stabs, garnered 10 million Instagram views in one week and is on a path to infamy.

“The intention of this song truly stemmed from a hilarious clip my friend sent me of our current president giving a speech,” Wurme says. “The goal was to make a funny, catchy song for TikTok/IG, and after posting the clip, I set aside my phone, assuming it would get a couple of likes and I'd move on to my next song/video. Within one week, the video and song received nearly 20 million views, I've gained 25,000 new followers, and I'm working with Dim Mak to release this track. What started as a joke in my friend's group chat has drastically changed my music career. I hope this song performs as well on stage and streaming platforms as it has on social media!”

Wurme is a happy dude making sad-boy music on a journey to play the best music festival in the world: Lollapalooza. The Future Bass producer from Chicago enjoys long walks on the beach, a good book, and emotional bass lines. Join the wave now, and enter the Wurmehole before it's too late!

“Do Not Come” is available on now on Dim Mak.