'Euphoria' artist Labrinth slams show, announces exit: 'Done with this industry'

Labrinth declared he was "done with this industry" in an all-caps Instagram post over a black background, blasting his record label and the show. The artist wrote, "F–k Columbia. Double f–k 'Euphoria.' I'm out," and concluded, "Thank you and goodnight." Fans urged him to reconsider, with singer Skylar Grey writing, "Please don't stop making music the world needs you." One viewer added, "You are literally the face of 'Euphoria,' please don't do this to us king," while another wrote, "'Euphoria' ain't s–t without you and so be it.

Their loss." Labrinth composed the entire score for the series' first two seasons and is featured on the soundtracks in multiple songs. He also appeared on the show as a church singer during Rue Bennett’s drug-induced hallucination. The third installment of 'Euphoria' is scheduled to drop in April after numerous delays.

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