Rodrigo sings about all the “unique” things that she and her ex-boyfriend used to do, and how he must get “deja vu” now that he’s doing them with his new girlfriend. Rodrigo’s flowing vocals instantly contribute to the soft opening of the song, backed by the light synths used in this part of the song. The first four words of the song, “car rides to Malibu”, seem to directly continue Olivia Rodrigo’s first single, ‘drivers license’ – showing that this song is a continuation of the breakup songs Rodrigo has written so far. Her first single ‘drivers license’ went viral on TikTok, and 12 days after its release, it had amassed over 46 million views on YouTube and been used in over a million TikToks. Olivia Rodrigo has gained huge support from both Disney and Taylor Swift, though it’s evident that she is a very talented, up-and-coming young artist. Just 18 years old, her career as both an actress and a singer was massively boosted by her role in Disney’s revamp of the ‘High School Musical’ franchise. Released on 1st April 2021, the ‘High School Musical: The Musical: The Series’ actress takes the well-known concept of a breakup song and adapts it so that her song accuses her ex-love of reusing all the things they did together. “she is a very talented, up-and-coming young artist.” I really hope that people like it, and even if they don’t, that’s cool too though, because I loved making it.” Well, time to find out for yourself-listen to Olivia Rodrigo’s “Deja Vu” and read along for its lyrics, via Genius, below.Olivia Rodrigo’s new release ‘deja vu’ shows she’s so much more than just a one-hit-wonder after her chart-topping song ‘drivers license’. It’s definitely a little different, and sort of weird. I didn’t want to pigeonhole myself into this category of “sad ballad girl” thing. The song was already “picked out in September” for her new album, and “sort of took the pressure off for me of following up “drivers license” since we planned this so far in advance.” She continued, “But it’s definitely not like “drivers license” at all, which I’m really happy about. “It’s a lot different than “drivers license” lyrically, musically, and melodically, which is super exciting to me.”
“I wrote this song with my friend Dan Nigro last fall and I’m so stoked to finally share it with you all,” she revealed in her newsletter. This time around, Olivia is still playing mum about its potential references to Joshua and Sabrina-but she did reveal a hint about the song’s timeline. The music video for “Driver’s License” had a similar scene with Olivia driving alone at night. The music video for “Deja Vu” also seemed to nod to “Driver’s License” with its first scene, which saw Olivia driving along a coastline as she ate ice cream. When Olivia released “Driver’s License,” theories abounded about its relationship to this love triangle, though Olivia never confirmed nor denied the connection.
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Olivia and Joshua were rumored to be dating in 2020 after meeting on the series before it was speculated that he moved on with fellow Disney actress, Sabrina Carpenter. No biggie! As if the success of “Driver’s License” wasn’t enough, Olivia decided to follow it up with “Deja Vu,” which she announced just days before its release on with a series of posts on social media on March 29, 2021.Īfter the release of “Deja Vu,” a song about an ex who moved on with someone similar, many of Olivia’s fans questioned whether the song was about her High School Musical: The Musical: The Series co-star and rumored ex, Joshua Bassett.
1 on the Billboard Hot 100 and made Olivia the youngest artist ever to top the chart in Billboard history. *O*R is already set to release on May 21, 2021, and follows lead single “ Driver’s License,” which reached No. And no, her new album is not an April Fools’ joke. ” is the second single off her upcoming album, *O*R, which she announced on Twitter just moments after releasing “Deja Vu” on Thursday, April 1. But the real question here is, is it about her ex-boyfriend Joshua Bassett? Some fans are drawing the connection, so let’s dive into whether or not this is the case. Anyone who’s ever gone through a breakup and watched their ex move on to someone who, uh, looks or acts a lot like you will know exactly what Olivia’s singing about on this new song. We’re living for Olivia Rodrigo’s “ Deja Vu
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