Enemiez

The song premiered online on March 3, 2016,[2] and the next day was released as a single in the iTunes Store.[3] Talking about the track, Palmer told Complex, "Sharing this first single off my upcoming album with Island is something I have been looking forward to for a long time!."[4] The song was sent to US rhythmic radio on March 22, 2016.[5]

Rap-Up praised the song's production and wrote that Palmer "isn’t afraid to get raunchy".[2] Idolator's Mike Wass described the song as a "slinky urban-pop jam that falls somewhere between ’90s Janet Jackson and modern day Ciara".[6] According to Brennan Carley of Spin, the track showcases Palmer’s "brawny vocals" and "takes her to more mature ground as an entertainer".[1] Madeline Roth from MTV wrote that both the song and the video have "major Aaliyah and Michael Jackson vibes".[7]

The music video for "Enemiez" was shot in Los Angeles, California, and was directed by Carly Cussen.[4] It premiered on Palmer's VEVO channel on March 4, 2016.[4]

The music video begins when a feud breaks out between two rival gangs and Keke Palmer breaks up a fight between them. While both groups run in opposite directions, Keke Palmer glances at the leader of the rival gang, and it's revealed that the video is related to Romeo and Juliet. Keke Palmer then starts to sing and begins dancing around an old warehouse. When Jeremih sings his verse, the leader of the rival gang is driving his car with plane tickets in his hand. Keke Palmer abandons the group and tries to run away but the leader runs after her. Keke Palmer does a dance number ending with her hand around his neck in an attempt to choke him, and she continues to run to the nearest exit. The video ends with her hugging the rival gang leader.

• Music video on YouTube