Olivia Rodrigo - SOUR (May 21, 2021) • Page 20

God could you imagine lol

 

"brutal" into "good 4 u" into "jealousy jealousy" works so well, just want a full album of chunky guitar.

 

Just finished listening to the album. One of my favorites of the year so far. Absolutely beautiful, and the lyrics hit me so close to home. I have major insecurity issues, so songs like “enough for you” and “jealousy, jealousy” are like she put my exact thoughts into a song. “1 step forward, 3 steps back” made me almost bust into tears (hard for a song to make me do) because that song describes exactly how I felt in my past relationship. 10/10, I want to see her in concert as soon as I can. Also, sorry for the long post!

 

Happier is so good

 

i’ve written weezer and oasis posts 10x as long with no irony, you’re good

sorry to talk about classic rock on line

 

like olivia rodrigo I too cannot parallel park

 

Favorite post of the day, thank you for making me laugh after Olivia threw all my feelings in front of a bus haha

 

Listened to this on the way home from work today after largely ignoring her because I thought this one song I really hate was her but it isn’t and man was that dumb. Shit rules.

 

She’s 18 what’s your excuse Drew

 

“Think of me fondly when your hands are on her” is the best line Chris Carraba never wrote

 

That I’m a terrible driver

 

i used to drive professionally. i know all the parking tricks. olivia hire me as a personal driver.

 

Did you drive nascar? @Morrissey would like a word then, he loves nascar

 

no, i drink beer, i watch it instead

 

So when are we going to rank Olivia Rodrigo albums? I’ll go first:

1) SOUR

 

ok boomer.

 

Is SOUR better or worse than Pacific Daydream

 

infinitely better

eat shit @Aaron Mook

 

in honor of olivia, who seems to be the first album purchased by a lot of people, my first album purchased ever turned 25 today. i feel old as hell.

 

I, uhhh, okay

 

you’re the number one pro pacific daydream poster

 

It's true, I like the record. Have not listened to this yet

 

First album I ever bought:

 

Mine! (At least first one I ever bought with my own money)

 

I definitely felt this way when Lorde’s Melodrama was released. Albums like this are so important - for confronting those relationships head-on and destroying the "other woman is my enemy" bullshit. I'm glad you're getting so much out of SOUR; music has such power