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Predict Olivia Rodrigo’s 3rd album title…

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I’d say… she will transition to full pop and will name her album “2003” with a lead single that sounds like a hybrid of Hilary Duff’s “So Yesterday”, Ashlee Simpson’s “Pieces of Me” and Avril’s “Complicated”.

 

 

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SALTY or SPICY. 

 

Teach us some cooking, Olivia.:jonny5:

Edited by leyaris11

"RAGE" would be a pretty great next title for Olivia. "Sour, Guts, Rage" 

I would love for a popstar to eventually play on the concept of the press bandwagon hating on every single female popstar waiting for them to have a "downfall" or "fall from grace", it is sexist and gross, but the press always does it. So I'd find it interesting for a popstar to shove it in their face in a highly calculated and masterful re-claiming of the concept filled with amazing pop songs, tongue-in-cheek references, and a big ****-you to the sexist media establishments to avenge our pop girls of the past we love who were put through hell by the media unfairly and in such intense fashion like Britney, Katy, Christina, Janet, Mariah, Taylor, etc.

 

Album title could be Downfall or Fall from Grace. Filled with songs about how differently Hollywood treats early 20s women vs men, etc.

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