This might be her best lead imo

I love the video too!

9 minutes ago, Kimi said:

That instrumental sounds like it belongs to Harry Styles

Just say you don't like the song and go. There's no need to get this nasty

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Very cute song, might be my least fav lead from her tho

The only thing that is Chappell about it is that she jumps to falsetto for the chorus

yikes i feel like ive already heard this exact song from her like 15 times already

its fine but just kind of meh

Lmao. So she still hasn't evolved out of high school. Giving me Chappell half-baked vibes mixed with Lavender Haze with the music video. Yikes.

okay I like this, a bop

I have things to do but can't stop listening to it

4 minutes ago, on the line said:

Lmao. So she still hasn't evolved out of high school. Giving me Chappell half-baked vibes mixed with Lavender Haze with the music video. Yikes.

Following in the footsteps of our fav. Taylor was writing about high school on Miss Americana (29 years old), betty (30 years old), So High School (34 years old).

Olivia the real Taydaughter

Its so good. She does something always with a song to really make it some kind atmosphere. Its crazy how this song sounds like a movie ugh

1 hour ago, eclipsed said:

The "you know all the words to just like heaven" just has that classic feel to it. Hook after hook truly

This makes me want to listen to Lavendar Haze and Midnights.

some of your understanding of music is so limited (probably from listening to one certain artist over and over again).

this sounds a little Sabrina-esque because Amy Allen co-wrote it. it sounds a little Chappell Roan because Dan Nigro is all over both.

otherwise this song is an amalgamation a bunch of older musical references with a little gen z twist. it's phenomenal tbh!

2 minutes ago, Treacherous said:

Following in the footsteps of our fav. Taylor was writing about high school on Miss Americana (29 years old), betty (30 years old), So High School (34 years old).

Olivia the real Taydaughter

I wish she'd follow it a bit more closely so that O's songs were as good as the aforementioned the.

In the words of T Swift: *I saw potential*

most of Olivia's songs to me have hit instantly - apart from Deju Vu which took quite a few listens (now it's one of my faves). this song reminds me a bit of that situation. Seems like it will grow on a lot of people.

1 minute ago, kimberly said:

some of your understanding of music is so limited (probably from listening to one certain artist over and over again).

this sounds a little Sabrina-esque because Amy Allen co-wrote it. it sounds a little Chappell Roan because Dan Nigro is all over both.

otherwise this song is an amalgamation a bunch of older musical references with a little gen z twist. it's phenomenal tbh!

I didn't know we had to take a music history course to enjoy an Olivia Rodrigo song. Lol

4 minutes ago, on the line said:

This makes me want to listen to Lavendar Haze and Midnights.

Because you saw the colour purple? y'all are weirdos truly

This is such a pastel song. Cute

It's not as instant as her previous leads but it's not a bad thing. Type of songs that grows on you the more you listen to it, sign that it's fresh and not something familiar you heard before.

I will say it totally sounds like an intro to an album, the same way AAB was to Guts.

I am not sure if this will be a hit

2 minutes ago, eclipsed said:

Because you saw the colour purple? y'all are weirdos truly

Or the literal lavender haze she is surrounded by mimicking a similar scene in Taylor's vid? It's very, very apparent. Lol

1 minute ago, hétérosexuelle said:

I am not sure if this will be a hit

It will based off her name alone.

very mediocre but see this becoming a huge hit because she is OLIVIA RODRIGO

Her best lead after drivers license

The song is amazing and it will be a hit, mark my words

I like the first verse and prechorus but the chorus feels underwhelming to me. Maybe it'll grow but not really feeling the chorus right now