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Is "World's Smallest Violin" a bop?

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"Boy this ain't therapy, don't come here crying."

"I'm up here like, "What would Jesus do?" Forget and forgive him."

"I wouldn't care either way, I'm burning your **** with sage.'

She was mad 🥹👌🏻

i like the lyrics on this one but my general feeling is that, on a record full of what can charitably be described as a bunch of generic bops, the vibe was wearing a bit thin by this point (that said, the next song is the best one on the album)

One of two listenable songs on the album

Thought this thread would be about this bop

https://youtube.com/watch?v=sczePTz-gCM

Edited by milliondoses

Yes tbh, DCP actually has a couple of bops. The whole thing is generic and kind of poorly mixed but it's fun to party to.

It's a cute bop. Ava Max music is very underrated, considering the music she makes, you would think ATRL should've stan her more tbh

Well, yes! One of my favorites. I could hear this track on Heaven & Hell clap

This album seriously has some good songs (althought they are simple and basic "bops") but the fact she had THESE songs as singles made people not care about these. World's Smallest Violin and Catch My Breath deserve better.

The album wouldve been much better if she just cut out the awful singles and threw in those godly Lostboy songs

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