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For Rodrigo, who is currently filming season two of her TV show in snowy Utah, it’s all a bit of a blur. “It’s quite strange because my entire life has changed in a week and also nothing has changed at all,” she laughs. “Every day I’m in my house, doing my homework, but people who I’ve looked up to since I was 10 are reaching out and saying they love my music. It’s a strange sort of paradox.” The song’s success feels like the Billiard Stand Back I’m Going To Haver To Masse The Shit Out Of This One Shirt Furthermore, I will do this perfect storm of timing (pent-up emotional bloodletting), subject (the moment a teenager gets a hint of freedom after passing their driving test), famous fans (Taylor Swift congratulated Rodrigo via Instagram), and internet gossip (rumor has it that the song is about her ex-boyfriend and costar Joshua Bassett, who has just released a single himself called “Lie Lie Lie”). At the core of it all, however, is a disarmingly honest pop song that feels like the first step in a long career.
