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The viral star known as the 'Ibiza final boss' has announced his next career move amid his new found fame.
The man, recently identified as Jack Kay, shot to social media stardom for his appearances across the infamous Spanish party island - and for his distinctive bowl haircut that sees him fly home for a fresh trim with his favorite barber.
The 26-year-old sensation from Newcastle, UK, is renowned for sporting the iconic trim with a thick gold chain and rave-style sunglasses.
Capitalising on his moment in the spotlight, it was announced Jack had recently signed to a top talent agency to work alongside the rich and famous celebs that frequent Ibiza.
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Now, the summer's favorite personality has announced yet another career move by releasing his own music on Spotify.
The techno track, aptly titled 'Ibiza Final Boss', saw Jack collaborate with London artist, Carnao Beats, and is already available to stream on the audio platform.
A promo clip of the song shows the Geordie man saying: "I'm the Ibiza Final Boss, Jack Kay, get to know," over the lively beat.
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Dozens of his fans have since applauded the news and the sound of the track.
"This is absolutely brilliant. It’s nice to see an ordinary bloke have a bit of luck! Make the most of it and wish you all the best of luck with your journey," said one.
A second chimed: "Get to know it - Great catchphrase."
"Good tune," said a third, while another said: "That’s how you take an opportunity, congrats @carnaobeats that was fast, quality and you got it done. Incredible!"
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Others also appeared to make reference to how much money Jack will make as he capitalised on his 15 minutes of fame.
One fan joked: "No one works harder than Dave Read," in reference to the star's new talent agent and Read's agency, Neon Management.
The company are credited with catapulting the likes of Joey Essex to millionaire status, and according to a brand and culture expert, Nick Ede, the 'Final Boss' can expect to earn a staggering six figures in the next year through nightclub appearances and possible brand deals, reports The Daily Mail.
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"It's amazing how he has captured the zeitgeist - he's the most popular thing since the Jet2 holiday adverts, and he can maximise on this for quite a while," Nick said.
"He's a living caricature. People don't really look like that but he is exactly what you think people who go to Ibiza should look like and be like.
"It's actually crazy."
The expert said Jack can also expect to rake in 'lucrative' income in 'four or five' nightclub appearances per night which pay 'five to 10 grand per appearance'.
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Carnao Beats also reportedly said the star 'will be minted' soon enough.