'Love Drum' was released May 9th, 2024. The release of 'Love Drum' was described as 'rushed' and 'sloppy' due to Curly letting the numbers get to his brain and feeling the need to drop another song in such a close time frame from the album. That is part of the reason an extended version exists on the final album. The song itself was in part written by Jakob Roessler and Chyler Jordan, and was once again solely produced by CurlyFries. The song features a guest vocal appearance from Jettyvibes from which Curly commissioned her for $15 on Fiverr. 

The second single for OYE, released on November 15th, 2024. The song itself was a dedication to a friend of Chyler's who had tragically passed away in a car accident a few weeks prior. The cover was designed by JT, and the dove is a direct reference to that friend. 'Insomnia Pt. 2' is a sequel to 'Insomnia' and it directly refences it's predecessor in the lyrics multiple times. Curly has said before that 'I plan to have an Insomnia part for each album, and I want those to be like the central theme of the album reflected in the soundscape.' The chorus was made only 3 weeks before the songs release as Curly had just acquired a new vocal plug in called 'Harmony Engine' and he really liked the sound it produced so he wanted to add it to 'Insomnia Pt. 2'. 

Unlike 'DYKIH?' this album did not follow an older idea and most ideas for this album were fresh following 'DYKIH?' This album would face multiple legal issues with Curly's distributor, until it eventually saw it's release on May 9th, 2025. The song 'Confused' with new collaborator MAI!K would release as a single May 10th, 2025 due to Curly's belief that it was the song that got the album flagged originally. In the end it turns out that it was just the AI narrator voice on 'Act II - Skit'. In the end, every song for the album would see a commericial release except for 'WTV U SAY - Interlude' which as of now has only remained on YouTube and Soundcloud. When asked of the status of this song, Curly showed no intention of uploading it to DSP's.