Lyrica Anderson thrusts herself into the driver's seat to the top of the charts in her new video, "Act A Fool," preparing Bad Hair Day.

For the new video, the talented singer/songwriter shows us a wild side we've yet to see before as she addresses her habitual cheater of a boyfriend. As she sings about her newfound liberation, Anderson solidifies the fresh start with the destruction of her boyfriend's life and job. With a baseball bat, a full-frontal Lyrica Anderson goes on a tirade throughout the office and makes her boldest visual yet. Damien Sandoval directs.

"Act A Fool" follows Anderson's previously released single, "Marriot." Scheduled for a late-2020 release, both songs will appear on the forthcoming new album, Bad Hair Day. The forthcoming project signifies Lyrica's newfound partnership with RIV Music and distributor Beatroot. "Act A Fool" is streaming now on all DSPs.

Watch "Act A Fool" now.

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