In a bold, blood-soaked move, YUNGBLUD has taken fan connection to a whole new level — by pressing his own blood into a limited-edition vinyl.

Yungblud Vinyl Record with Bl00d | TikTok

Promoting the “Blood Records” version of his upcoming album idols, the British rocker revealed that the red-and-white marbled vinyl contains traces of his actual blood, calling it a tribute to the raw emotion and sacrifice poured into the music.

YUNGBLUD – Bad World

“I literally bled on this album,” YUNGBLUD said, holding up the record with pride. The bold design drew instant reactions, with one stunned viewer exclaiming, “Bro, that’s beautiful — you did it!”

In true rock fashion, YUNGBLUD added with a grin, “I hope it plays — if it doesn’t, that’s kind of rock and roll.”

Yungblud Really Really Really Swings Big on the Charmingly Overwrought  'Idols'

Equal parts shocking, intimate, and iconic, this release proves once again that YUNGBLUD is rewriting the rulebook — one drop of blood at a time.

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