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Is "Ruin The Friendship" about Blake Lively?

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How are we supposed to know? The song hasn't come out yet. It could be about a lot of things :dies:

She said the whole album is recorded in May 2024 so I don't think so

yawn if so. pop culture may be stagnant, but i'm glad that's not being thrown in my face constantly anymore.

What if it's about her accidentally ruining the friendships of two other people? 

It's about Nancy Pelosi and Joe Biden.

Edited by Beyonnaise

At least give some context. I thought you were talking about the Demi Lovato song :rip:

Edited by BrokenMachine

1 hour ago, tellmeyouloveme said:

It's about Nick Jonas

No I Can't Keep Denying Every Minute I think of you… phew lyrical genius 

:jonnycat:

i hope not, i want to be like Demi's lyrically so i can relate to it :sabrina:

typically when saying to "ruin the friendship" it usually means two friends who cross a line and have sex or become lovers, no?

 

I know she might use the tile to suggest or imply theories of friendships that have fallouts, but my guess is the lyrical content will be about the more common meaning of the phrase 🛀🫶

Edited by Nico.Segura.T
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56 minutes ago, Bhabylon said:

It's about her MAGA friends

then it would be titled strengthen the friendship

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