This research concentrates on the identification and analysis of figurative language in Clairo’s album Sling through stylistics approach. This research employs descriptive qualitative methodology to identify kinds of figurative language based on Laurence Perrine’s theory. This research seeks to identify the types of figurative language and the most common forms of figurative language. This study reveals the presence of ten types of figurative language in the Sling album; metaphor, simile, hyperbole, personification, metonymy, understatement, paradox, apostrophe, allegory, and irony. The research identified a total of 33 data of figurative languages in the album Sling. The most used type of figurative language is hyperbole, which the usage is to exaggerate words or phrases to create emotional effects. Along with the collective result of the most used types of figurative language out of three groups were figurative language by comparison, and the use of several comparisons are to illustrate numerous narratives about her struggles in music industry and her private life.