Cruz Beckham risks an embarrassing explanation with his posh parents after listening to his very explicit new single, Optics.

Posh and Becks may need to turn a blind eye to their youngest son's upcoming album, after he set the tone of what's to come with a double single release on Friday.

In a surprise move, the 20-year-old's wild new single Optics centres around drugs and sex, amid his romance with Jackie Apostel, 30, who is ten years his senior and worked on the album and album cover with Cruz.

He sings: 'Take a thousand selfies in your bed while I trip in mine / I love me some mushrooms and good head and an erotic 69'.

The chorus repeats: 'Stay high fashion, no comedown, no crashing but you wanna know how it looks, I wanna know how it feels'.

His second single release Lick The Toad favours less racy lyrics, instead, basing his song on 'mother nature'.

'Let me take a lick of you mother nature, imma take a lick. Let me take a hit of you mother nature, imma take a hit', he sings in the chorus. 

Since starting his music career in rather shabby music venues, Cruz has certainly given his musical debut some much-needed authenticity.

The nepo baby has also enlisted help from The Kooks frontman Luke Pritchard, who has added some heft to Cruz's offering by helping him out with songwriting.

His set list on the new album includes the songs Waste Your Pain, Optics, John Lennon, Tie Don't Fit, For Your Love, Yeah Yeah Yeah and, of course, Lick The Toad.

It has been a long time coming: Cruz shared his first single, If Every Day Was Christmas, back in 2016, with profits going to charity.

Then, in December last year, he released his single For Ya Love, which some claimed was 'better than Oasis'.

The young musician has prepared for the imminent release with a series of intimate performances, among them a show at east London's legendary The George Tavern.

Cruz took to a small wooden stage, alongside his band, to perform a handful of his own new songs, among them Optics, Caroline, For Your Love, and Lick The Toad.

He told the crowd: 'This is really special for me. I just want to thank everyone for being here tonight.'

One industry source, who was at the gig, said: 'Cruz was a little nervous, but once he got going, the crowd went wild for him.

'He's clearly spent the summer listening to Oasis. He's got a decent voice, can play the guitar, and his songs are certainly catchy.'

Likening his music to 2000s bands such as The Kooks and the Kaiser Chiefs, they added: 'I would describe his style as catchy indie landfill.'

While none of his celebrity relatives caught Cruz's debut performance, insiders have insisted that the young singer wants to work his way up through the industry without relying on his family connections.

But his girlfriend was spotted in the crowd and told her social media followers that she cried when her boyfriend began performing.

'Safe to say I did not keep it together,' she said.

Taking to Instagram after his show, the model wrote: 'Unannounced, just working on his craft, doing his little thing, having fun, learning, preparing, all HIS songs made by HIM played by HIM sang by HIM, absolutely smashing it, I love you.'