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"Jee Lenge" (We Will Live) is the most emotionally vulnerable track among King's contributions to the Lukkhe (2026) soundtrack, featuring Ruaa Kayy and Bharg alongside King. Where 'Bulletproof' and 'Headshot' portray MC Badnaam's defensive armour, 'Jee Lenge' cracks it open — it is the song that plays when the character allows himself to feel something. Rolling Stone India noted the track's contrast within the album: 'One couldn't preempt the genre of the next song', praising the soundtrack's tonal range.

'Jee Lenge' demonstrates the Lukkhe production team's most sophisticated structural thinking — the track alternates between King's staccato rap verses and Ruaa Kayy's flowing melodic sections, with Bharg providing a third textural voice that bridges the two. The production uses a reversed string sample under the chorus that creates a dreamlike quality, suggesting the character's interiority. The track's BPM is considerably slower than 'Bulletproof', giving it room to breathe.

The Lukkhe soundtrack was released on April 29, 2026 via Warner Music India, with individual singles dropped weekly from April 16. Creator Agrim Joshi and director Himank Gaur collaborated with composer Mohan Nerkar as music supervisor to ensure every song functioned narratively within the crime thriller while standing alone as a musical statement.

'Jee Lenge' proved to be the most downloaded of the three King tracks on the album, its melodic accessibility making it the track most likely to cross over from series fans to general listeners. It was cited in music press as demonstrating how urban Hindi rap can handle emotional complexity without sacrificing credibility.