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"Salvation" is a song recorded by American singer Rebecca Black, which serves as the opening track from her second studio album of the same name, SALVATION (2025).
In an interview with NME about the album, Black discussed the religious themes of "Salvation", stating, "The idea of making a song about celebrating your own queerness in a religious context felt like taking back power. It also felt really fun."
In Apple Music, Black described, "It felt really energising to explore this really sexy, really unafraid, very direct version of myself that I hadn’t before. The song is all about taking ownership of the version of yourself you are, regardless of whether anybody else understands. I like juxtaposition. There’s a bit of rapping happening—that, against a super melodic, ultra-harmonised chorus that feels to-the-bones of the pop that I grew up with in the mid-2010s, was really nostalgic for me. It felt right, given it’s basically a song about being gay as fuck."
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