The summertime flex is going super strong with Ron E and Fabolous teamed up. The duo keep the music as hot as the temperatures these days courtesy of their ‘Worst Way’ music video.

The song goes hard while the visual is all types of Big Apple glowing with the heatwaves on display. Tap in.

Rising music sensation Ron E., the protégé of multi-Grammy Award-winning producer Hitmaka, is set to release his highly anticipated new single "Worst Way" with iconic rapper Fabolous via Makasound/MNRK Music Group. Produced by Hitmaka, "Worst Way" sets the stage for a sexy and steamy summer love. The single captures the essence of a classic R&B hit with rapper Fabolous adding his cool touch with rhymes like, "She know how to throw it back and it ain't even Thursday…," while Ron croons, "Like it's your birthday, act bad, wanna see you in the worst way...". "Worst Way" is the debut single from Ron E.'s forthcoming EP, set for release this fall.

The accompanying video, which premiered on BET Jams & BET Soul, was shot by director Gerard Victor (known for his work with JT, Sexyy Red, Lil Durk, Conway, and more), showcases an enchanting Harlem love story featuring Ron and his leading lady from the corner store to the stoop.

Long Island-bred Ron E. is no stranger to the music scene. He began his career in the viral R&B boy group "Exit 21," aptly named after the highway exit in his hometown. After the group disbanded to pursue solo careers, Ron focused on his craft and began writing. His persistence and ambition led him to connect with mega-producer Hitmaka, resulting in writing credits for Chris Brown ("Stutter"), DDG ("She Don't Play"), Eric Bellinger ("All For Me"), Tink ("Songs About U" ft. Summer Walker), Lady London ("Intro" ft. Jeremih), and more.

Ron E.'s seamless transition back to the mic has been marked by a string of successful singles, including "Everything Right" ft. R&B General Tank, "Luv Song," and "Used to the Way." His upcoming EP promises to be an exceptional four-track project executive produced by Hitmaka. This EP will delve into Ron's personal stories of love, lust, and loss, featuring guest appearances from Brooklyn rappers Fabolous and Lola Brooke.