Lindsay Lohan’s ‘Freakier Friday’ Song ‘Baby’ Comes to Life in New Lyric Video Ahead of Sequel’s Digital Release

Before you can watch Freakier Friday at home next week, you can watch Lindsay Lohan‘s original song for the sequel, “Baby,” in a brand-new lyric video, premiering exclusively on Billboard.

Included as a bonus for the film’s Oct. 7 digital release, as well as its Nov. 11 arrival on DVD, Blu-ray and 4K Ultra HD, the lyric video for “Baby” — a song Lohan’s character Anna wrote about her daughter Harper (Julia Butters) after leaving her garage-band days in Pink Slip behind — features a series of Freakier Friday clips along with behind-the-scenes production footage. The mother-daughter duo sing the song together in the pivotal final concert scene, trading verses and loving looks.

Freakier Friday, the two-decades-in-the-making sequel to 2003’s Freaky Friday, reunites Lohan with Jamie Lee Curtis as her mom Tess and introduces a double-body-swap plot line that sees Lohan switching places with Butters as her teen daughter.

When Billboard caught up with Lohan in August before the movie arrived in theaters, she explained why the song “Baby” held special meaning for her thanks to her 2-year-old son Luai. “I think now, because I have the song ‘Baby’ and I’m a mom, it almost still felt like I was really Anna — because I have a kid now,” she said. “So that also hit home. When I was singing it, I started crying because I was thinking about my son being a teenager. It was making me like, [sobbing] ‘Oh my god.’”

In addition to the lyric video, other bonus material for the digital and physical releases include 10 deleted scenes and three featurettes. The movie arrives Tuesday (Oct. 7) on digital platforms including Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV and Fandango at Home, and on 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray and DVD on Nov. 11.

Watch the “Baby” lyric video below: