Experience a high-energy pop-punk track that champions self-worth, mutual respect, and the empowering choice to walk away from a toxic relationship.
Following the pop-punk energy of her previous singles “Laguna” and “GAGA,” RAMONA returns with “Manloloko,” a fierce track addressing the chaotic collapse of a relationship and the necessity of self-respect. The unapologetic single reframes a painful romance as a powerful reminder to prioritize personal value.
Behind the production of Sam Marquez and Timothy Run, with mastering handled by Emil Dela Rosa, “Manloloko” examines the patterns of toxic romance and the eventual awakening that prompts a breakup. Ultimately, the song serves as a reminder that staying in a painful relationship isn’t an obligation, nor does it measure how deeply you care.
“It’s about knowing your worth, learning from heartbreak, and realizing that walking away from a ‘manloloko’ can lead you to someone who actually knows how to value you,” says RAMONA.
Blending the raw edge of ’90s riot grrrl with the glossy appeal of nostalgic MTV-era pop, “Manloloko” delivers a striking bubblegum-punk aesthetic. The resulting track is bold, catchy, and entirely unafraid to speak its mind with blunt honesty.
The music video brings this theme of closure to life, starring RAMONA as a runaway bride wandering without a destination. Untethered from the expectations and obligations that once bound her, she slowly leans into the unknown, ultimately celebrating the liberating choice to prioritize her own happiness.
From its very first note, “Manloloko” serves as a declaration of personal power. Instead of letting deception defeat her, RAMONA channels her frustration into a fierce statement of independence, drawing a hard line against any relationship that devalues who she is.
RAMONA’s “Manloloko” is out now on all major digital music platforms worldwide via Sony Music Entertainment. The official music video premiered earlier this month on October 2, 2026, at 6:00 P.M.
