“Got my driver’s license...” “And I can’t even parallel park” Same olivia, same

Olivia: i hate every song I write Fans: 👁👄👁

“And I don't stick up for myself, I'm anxious and nothing can help.” That hits hard.

I like how it goes from loud and messy to soft and vulnerable; it shows that there is always a deeper meaning to everything rather than a teen being a rebel they are lost and need someone

“i can’t even parallel park” olivia’s driver's license: WHAT!

“Where’s my f*cking teenage dream” I felt that

"All I did was try my best, this the kinda thanks I get? " That hits hard

As a teen lucky to have this song, we are undoubtedly the unluckiest people to be alive, we are treated like children but forced to live life like an adult. To all kids starting their teen years, this song is for you..

“God, its brutal out here” is the sentence that describes both 2020 and 2021... and 2022

"im so sick of 17, wheres my fuckin teenage dream" me a 25 y/o: fuckin same

Unpopular opinion: This is the best SOUR song in the whole album!

To all the teens out there, I haven't even finished college and I promise you it gets easier. Having control over your own life and having your decisions matter is scary but it feels unbelievably freeing.

When she said "i am so sick of seventeen, where's my fukcin teenage dreams" Ohh gosh i legit felt it

olivia: "and I can't even parallel park" also olivia: "I got my driver's license last week"

I turn 18th tonight. It was such a blast to have this whole album as my 17th anthem last year. Now I'm writing this as I think of myself last year when I tried to get out of my comfort zone and survive a quarter-life crisis that had me gone insane. Thank you Olivia, this album really hit close to home. Mad, sad, broken heart, empty, overthinking, anxious all the emotions, especially this song and jealousy, jealousy. They are so relatable that I would go cry and scream on top of my lungs every time I listen to those songs. I'm really really lucky to have you as my teenage memories liv!💖🦋

“I only have two real friends”was so relatable like this song

“And I’m so sick of 17, where’s my fucking teenage dream” That hits hard

When she says “I’m so sick of 17 where’s my fucking teenage dream, if someone tells me one more time, enjoy your youth I’m gonna cry”, this is so fucking relatable!!

"I wish I've done this before" relatable

Lyrics: I want it to be, like, messy I'm so insecure, I think That I'll die before I drink And I'm so caught up in the news Of who likes me, and who hates you And I'm so tired that I might Quit my job, start a new life And they'd all be so disappointed 'Cause who am I, if not exploited? And I'm so sick of 17 Where's my fucking teenage dream? If someone tells me one more time "Enjoy your youth, " I'm gonna cry And I don't stick up for myself I'm anxious and nothing can help And I wish I'd done this before And I wish people liked me more All I did was try my best This the kind of thanks I get? Unrelentlessly upset (ah, ah, ah) They say these are the golden years But I wish I could disappear Ego crush is so severe God, it's brutal out here (Yeah!) I feel like no one wants me And I hate the way I'm perceived I only have two real friends And lately, I'm a nervous wreck 'Cause I love people I don't like And I hate every song I write And I'm not cool and I'm not smart And I can't even parallel park All I did was try my best This the kind of thanks I get? Unrelentlessly upset (ah, ah, ah) They say these are the golden years But I wish I could disappear Ego crush is so severe God, it's brutal out here (Yeah! Just having a really good time) Got a broken ego, broken heart (it's brutal out here, it's brutal out here) And God, I don't even know where to start

Brutal - “I hate every song I write” Me - u calln my taste in music bad??

This is the kinda song that would play while 90's high school girls smoke cigarettes in the bathroom while also applying lipstick.

For all you teenagers out there freaking out that you're doing life wrong, I'm gonna let you in on a little secret that I wish to god someone had told me. Adulthood is really just day to day bullshitting and imposter syndrome. We're all just bumbling through life and love pretending like we know what the hell is going on and what to do it about it. The only difference between adulthood and being a teenager is bigger consequences for not keeping your shit together, somewhat better control over emotions thanks to our brains fully finishing development of the prefrontal cortex, and the thankful upside of gradually liking yourself and being more comfortable in your own skin that gets stronger with every year past 23. So don't worry, we don't know what the hell we're doing either, we are just as big of an emotional dumpster fire, you aren't doing it wrong and all your friends, parents, teachers, etc feel exactly the same way as you do, even if they don't want to admit it.

“i only have two real friends and lately i’m a nervous wreck” so real 🥲

"And I can't even parallel park" Honestly who can at this point

woah...idk what else to say. she doesn’t want to be the “next taylor swift”. she wants to be first olivia rodrigo. this album was INSANE. so much variety in her music, so many genres, so many emotions. IN LOVEEE

“And I don’t stick up for myself, I’m anxious and nothing can help” SO RELATABLE I LOVE THIS SONG.

"they say these r the golden years but i wish i could disappear" this is me😭

"I'm so sick of 17. Where's my f*cking teenage dream?!" THIS HIT HARD

When she said “and I can’t even parallel park” I think WE ALL felt that 🥲

In 15 years, we're totally gonna be nostalgic for this song.

1:16 is so relatable

“God its brutal out here” is going to become a Tik Tok trend I’m calling it

this fucking song is the most relatable song about being a teenager ever, like wanting to scream and cry and shout but also not really caring

She’s the only one who’s lyrics are always this deep and smooth

“All I did was try my best. This the thanks I get? Unrelentlessly upset.” Wish I could have the confidence to say this to my mom and step dad’s face.

"God..it's brutal out here" I felt that😭

SHE KNOWS WHAT THIS GENERATION WANTS TO HEARRRR

i'm not a huge fan of her songs, but this one comes out being really relatable. love it.

I’m 17 and i feel like this song was written for me

“I only have two real friends” I felt that line a little too much

She knows what kind of songs this generation need

Olivias cool, Olivias smart, and Olivia could definitely parallel park.

It brings a bittersweet smile to my face to hear a song so perfectly describe EXACTLY what I’m going through. I’m 16 years old and I can’t talk to my best friend (and only friend) anymore because my issues are no longer valid in her eyes because she has just lost a close relative. I didn’t tell her about any of my issues until a year after her relative passed (I told her I had been RPED and was on the verge of ending it all; I had just attempted ending myself when I told her this) and she told me that she’s not my therapist and that I’m just being overdramatic. I chose to ignore how much that hurt because she’s still grieving. My family is total mess. My Mum is dying and according to my whole family, I have to look after to her before she goes. I do have a much older sibling who should be helping but he’s nowhere to be found and my twin sister hates my Mum. My cousin who was keeping up the roof over our heads is now seriously ill and soon we’ll have nowhere to live. AND my aunt just went to prison and we have to find the money for court fees. My sister was just diagnosed with epilepsy, we are not close but everyone tells us we should be because we are twins (which is so frustrating). And they also say I’m a terrible sister because I don’t monitor my 16 year old sister’s epilepsy (she wouldn’t let me anyway). With all this going on, it means none of my issues matter in my family. The only thing that brings me a little happiness right now is; my dream to be a doctor, my new job (that pays me minimum wage even though I’m only 16 - in my country, most kids my age can’t get a job because of their age and the ones that do get paid WAY LESS than minimum wage) and that I got an offer to college but I can’t talk about any of that because I have no friends to tell about it and I can’t talk about it at home because according to my Dad it will make my sister “feel bad” because she hasn’t even applied for any sixth form yet and doesn’t want to work. He also says I should be more humble and ‘ladylike’, which is his way of saying I should learn how to cook instead of working. My Dad who was missing most of my childhood and constantly reminds me that I am not his favourite child, I looked up to him greatly until I was 12 because I realised how much he didn’t love me (and that he was a racist sexist twit). I’m also in the middle of my GCSES and I’m predicted 4s which stresses me out because I need 5s to keep that offer to the college and to be a doctor I need way higher than 4s and 5s. Also my parents have refused to help me financially in University because “just drop out at 16, like I did”. So everything I’m doing might all be for nothing because I might never achieve my dream. But I’m not allowed to talk about any of it though.

the little “god, it’s brutal out here.” Gave me chills. She’s so artistic it makes me wanna cry-

"I'm not cool I'm not smart and I can't even parallel park" I felt that-

Why is this the most relatable song ever by Olivia Rodrigo.

The part that says "I'm anxious and nothing can help" is my life

THE WAY SHE SAYS "god its brutal out here" IS SO ADDICTING

"They say these are the golden years but i wish i could dissapear" Damn...so relatable

I'm 20 and I still feel this song in my soul

17, sick, staying at home, don't wanna even face the world - they all judge - skinny,short, this,that. I'm tired. Academically drained out. Failed. After few days, exam is starting. I wish I could remove negativity - instead developed anxiety, food anxiety, panic attack. I struggle every night in sleep too.

“they say these are the golden years but i wish i could dissapear” FELT

The ways she says “ god....it’s brutal out here “ IS ICONIC

"all i did was trying my best, this the kind of thanks i get??" relatable.

" and I wish people liked me more. All I did was try my best, this the kinda thanks I get? " that hit hard

Olivia: “I hate every song I write” Fans: We already want the next album because all this songs are amazing!!

Olivia: "I can't even parallel park" Also Olivia: *Got her driver's license*

"And I love people that I don't like" hits hard.

i feel every word of this song

"where my fucking teenage dream, if someone tells me one more time to enjoy my youth am gonna cry" felt that because I get that a lot

This song was written for the burnt out, gifted high school kids

Can we just agree on this? This is ligit the most relatable song to ever exist

Her songs are so relatable and calming for me.

"Someone tell me one more time, enjoy your youth, I'm gonna cry" I totally feel that, I hate when they say that to me, it makes me feel worse

“I only have two real friends and lately I’m a nervous wreck.” How’d she know?

“I only have 2 real friends” That’s line goes hard

"all i did was try my best" i felt that

She basically wrote everything that every teenager think and live. So relatable

The “god. It’s brutal out here” is SO SATISFYING

I am 22 years old and this still resonates

This was my teenage years, and I'm still going through it as an adult.

"I'm so sick of 17 , where's my fucking teenage dream? If someone tells me one more time 'Enjoy your youth!' I'm gonna cry" Man, I fucking love that lyric ✨

This is ICONIC

“I am not cool and I am not smart”- you've got me Olivia

Ugh this album is supreme

Okay when she said I can’t even parallel park... I felt that

OH MY GOD THIS IS AMAZING WHY HAVEN'T I HEARD THIS TILL NOW. "If someone tells me one more time, 'enjoy your youth', I'm gonna cry". I love that. I'm always being told "you're not old enough, but one day you will be and then you'll wish you were this young again".

"All I did was try my best" god it hits too hard

brutal isn’t just a song, it’s a masterpiece, it’s a lifestyle 😩

"I feel like no one wants me, and i hate the way i'm perceived." and everyone can relate. such a universal feeling 😭

Her music is so relatable... Glad I came across this album

"THEY SAY THERE ARE THE GOLDEN YEARS BUT I WISH I COULD DISAPPEAR " Sooooo Truee 😭😭😔

let’s face the truth, she personally called out almost every single teenager

brutal is a banger I feel like I am in a 2000's teen movie being angsty and a outcast in highschool.

0:37 Holy shit, loved this part

Happy 1 year anniversary! This album will forever be a part of me

"I'm so sick of 17, where is my fucking teenage dream?" "If someone tells me one more time, -enjoy your youth-, I'm gonna cry" I'm scared that I relate with this line to much

when she said “I only have TWO real friends” RELATE

I WISH THAT I COULD DISSAPEAR. hits hard when you think about it. ❤

I'm so proud of you Olivi, I love you, keep it up. THE WHOLE ALBUM (SOUR) IS A DAMN JEWEL

HER GENRE OF MUSIC IS LITERALLY SO VERSATILE 😳

This isn’t an album. It’s a lifestyle. a revolution ;)

"someone tells me one more time enjoy you youth, I'm gonna cry" this songs is still my favourite, because being a teenager, you can really relate with every sentence here

THIS IS WHY I LOVE OLIVIA! not only cause of her talent But because she makes songs about 'teenage angst' Which is what im currently going through This song IS the reason im not dead

When she said "im so sick of 17 where's my fucking teenage dream, if someone tells me one more time enjoy your youth im gonna cry" i felt that spending my whole 17 and now 18 in quarantine

With this song she really showed everyone how versatile she is. When driver's licence and deja vu were released, people were expecting her album to be full of melancholic songs. Then good 4 you came in with the pop-rock side of the album, proving that Olivia really is up to versatile artistry. As the opening track of Sour, the pop-punk track brutal proves once again that Olivia has a lot of potential to become one of the top names of today's music industry

i’m so glad to have actually been 17 when this came out ! such a relatable song for every teenager ! class of 222

Her songs are so relatable! I always get told I don’t try hard enough even when I’m doing my best

Her aesthetic is just giving me nostalgic 2000’s