Charli XCX & Making Fun of Internet Fame

[@patrickw3991]

she's mainstream for indie, and indie for mainstream

[@talkmone]

Perfect 👍

[@m1ssb1mbette]

spot on omg this is perfect to describe her

[@Desiree-Laine]

THIS!!!🥰👍❤️

[@leedominicksanjose3124]

shes the sweet spot

[@Godzilla_Star_Eater]

In the UK, she's had 10 singles higher than 13 in the charts, including a number 1.

[@dunnowy123]

She's said this before; her brief flirtation with the mainstream and the trajector towards pop superstardom abruptly ended not because she COULDN'T do it, but because she didn't want to. She decided to stick with the unique and avant garde, and I guarantee will be remembered for it.

[@Blitzbrie]

Absolutely, anyone who thinks otherwise is a moron. The fact that there's a long list of songs that she gave away to other artists that went #1 or charted really high should pretty clearly say as much.

[@MoistCubicle]

way cooler anyways than that other shite.

[@ArtCoven]

I mean, it’s a cute sentiment that she’s doing something underground & doesn’t want fame with all the media appearances & obviously is making pop music, even though unique

[@dunnowy123]

@@ArtCoven I don't know if she doesn't want fame, tbh she never comes across as a person who is uncomfortable in front of a camera or being in the spotlight, but I think she likes being a sort of minor celebrity most people know, and is respected by her peers. This is completely me navel gazing, that's just the vibe I get from her

[@aotctd]

Nothing Avantgarde about her

[@TheSkinnyZ]

I also only knew a couple of girls in the music video, but the funny thing is Charli's undeniable confidence made me feel like I *should* know who everyone is.

[@silviabeatrizcalongamedina9128]

i know all of them like i'm so chronically online i need to a find a boyfriend 😭😭😭

[@booksandcats5000]

@@silviabeatrizcalongamedina9128it's over for u ur terminally online

[@Ttoby89]

yeah, it's genuinely our fault for not knowing them all. soz charli, we will be cooler soon, promise.

[@mya3215]

honestly im so surprised that the cover art for brat didn't land with the twt crowd,, like yeah its ugly but its just like a 2010 yt lyrics video

[@cyberpet9385]

Her thought process behind it is also fantastically ingenious; but do the majority of twitter stans even know how to read? Let alone take their precious online time to read whole interview articles? 💚

[@alondrahuaman]

yes !!

[@saul-wv7fk]

It is starting to grow bigger now. Lots of people are using the cover as pfp now lol

[@ellieprint]

well it is now

[@jakemasucci7065]

I would also like to add: I’ve been in the rave scene for years and have followed the pop music zeitgeist since my teenage years- there’s something so charming and heartwarming seeing Charli promote her producers (who she knows plays a significant part in the overall sonic quality she’s going for) in her Boiler room set: Party Girl. Rarely, dare I say never, has a pop girl at her level EVER championed her production team as much as she has. The irony is this whole Brat Era being “bratty” is almost anything but the reality. Charli is Meta. IQ threw the roof- hence, why she’s a cult classic.

[@dunkindonut36]

!!! this

[@lauracraig8110]

Exactly this - and its probably one of the most iconic boiler rooms performances ever.

[@peachesandcream22]

Based HÖR BERLIN experience😁

[@thrownstair]

There's something almost apocalyptic about it? The monogenre has died and we're picking up the pieces. The meeting to pick the new it girl is not taking place at the Met Gala, it's in a dingy, backrooms-esque Italian place named after another cult pop girl who got screwed over by her label. The stage is gone and the performers are making do with what's left.

[@zzjamie-is-over-partyzz]

why is this actually so true. like we’ve been bringing to life the darker side of being “mainstream” and now we’re remaking what’s in and whats out in pop culture. and when there’s no more interest of ppl who are mainstream, we don’t need labels to be the drawing board, we can make fun of it

[@sadiqinlatifiamir6563]

The restaurant is a reference to the Sky Ferreira’s twitter stan account who is also a big Charli fan. I was surprised i caught that detail i guess im chronically online lmao

[@zzjamie-is-over-partyzz]

@@sadiqinlatifiamir6563 omg yes, i remember on first watch seeing the restaurant and being like “sky????”

[@nekkunee]

ouuu

[@countnu4166]

Yeah and I’d see PC Music people say that they aren’t necessarily saying it ironic that they’re just making whatever they wanna make.

[@andybrice2711]

I feel like _"pastiche"_ might be a good word here. Whereas a _parody_ deliberately amplifies cliches to mock something. A _pastiche_ amplifies cliches to pay tribute to something in a fun way.

[@itsmathb]

so you're saying the people that get it get it... exactly she's mother

[@Spoiledandsalty]

If you’re not a hottie you just won’t get it!!

[@KYLETISZAI]

🎉

[@CardoTown]

Im very happy you mentioned Sophie! I got into Charli because of Sophie and I’m so happy that there’s someone to keep her legacy going

[@pachirisugirl7204]

The only reason why I got into Charli xcx in the first place was BECAUSE of the Sophie/AG Cook collab. I find that I love Charli’s music the most when she is doing a track with A.G. Rest in peace Sophie, a god damn legend.

[@zzjamie-is-over-partyzz]

this makes a lot of sense. her new eras and some other eras of hers kind of parody of the “it girl” she does in the music industry

[@minnatodd9023]

I love that the girl cast for the waitress in 360 is some random wannabe actress with only 2000 followers on instagram it's so meta.

[@KYLETISZAI]

What's her name

[@Godzilla_Star_Eater]

What's her name

[@emptycinema]

Charli is pop evolution

[@brianxcx]

@@xp7575oh ur MADDDD 😭

[@aotctd]

lol yikes

[@brianxcx]

@@aotctd you sound offended and hostile.

[@Fiveward]

I feel like that tweet didn't get the whole point of the song. In the video they decide the next it girl is a random waitress, and with the line "when you look in the mirror you're just looking at me" she is saying anyone can be the next big thing. I doubt that group of icons could manufacture an it girl in some weird illuminati decision, and I especially don't think that's the point they're making in the first place.

[@dennys8798]

Well... it's twitter, don't expect great and clever things from that place hahaha

[@grandtheftautov4874]

yeahhhh, My interpretation of the videoclip was that everyone can be the IT girl, I never felt that i wasnt invite it to the table.

[@Godzilla_Star_Eater]

But you have to be a girl

[@c.-sx2qd]

Okay - saying "Boom Clap" isn't good is just not true. That song is romantic, and sweet, while feeling all encompassing and big like a first love feels in your chest. You get lost in the rhythm like you lose yourself to the chemicals of love. It slaps. And "I love it" has its charms. The kind of bombastic that only works with Europop synths and those distorted bases - it really compliments the scale of Charli's vocals. 'Fancy" - yeah okay, your right there.

[@lrose.33]

I feel like the good parts of fancy were Charli's contributions and the only reason it was so popular was because her parts were actually so dam catchy

[@andlowrider]

Yes, but he is a music snob so he has to say he doesn't like popular songs.

[@heisenburgerlover]

when I saw Alex Consani in the MV, I screamed and immediately got what she was going for

[@a.h.i267]

Same with when i saw quen 😂

[@dunkindonut36]

or Chloe Sevigny!

[@jeongminleexx]

& emma chamberlain

[@lovelyy6491]

let's not forget about True Romance though, come on! yes, she made those huge pop hits (which i love, Boom Clap is fun, idc i had Sucker blasting back in 2014) but also released True Romance in 2013 which was so Charli XCX and nothing like the radio

[@rhubarb1073]

"what i like" will prob always be my #1 charli track

[@lovelyy6491]

@@rhubarb1073 omg same!! it's so nostalgic, i love it so much

[@adamjanos2]

Totally

[@solongsuicide9]

Yeah, I hate when people only know her just from Sucker & the biggest mainstream hits, or act as if that was her beginning & True Romance never happened, & doesn't exist. #JusticeForTrueRomance She mentioned it in a recent interview & referred to it as her really good album that no one listened to & quoted the low sale figures. I was like *YES!!!* It's so good to see her acknowledging TR & showing it the love it deserves. I've been a fan since "Franchescar!!!", & "GRINS" is one of the TR/ Heartbreaks & Earthquakes songs I revisit the most. I love her unreleased music, too. _"bout to pull up to the block block block block, green money in a green bag."_ 🎶

[@sockaponch]

OMG hi Caroline polachek

[@akarickyyy]

I feel that this is the same kind of “irony” that PC Music used to do, although they didn’t think it was irony

[@years3333]

I’m in the belief that they (subconsciously) know all along lol. I also thought PC Music was basically an ironic reference to modern pop music?

[@christophekauffmann5923]

@@years3333 that's when it becomes post-irony. it's self-aware, but the goal is not to be satirical. the goal is actually to be the most sincere and authentic. I think Hannah Diamond is the best example of the PC music crew when we talk about sincerity. She's not mocking Girlhood and cute childhood girl wonders, she's putting light at it and showing her sensibility to these visuals and meanings. and that what's making it interesting. To be authentic and at the same time self aware at what it references

[@jels.7889]

@@christophekauffmann5923 this is such a great articulation of what Hannah Diamond is about imo. it's so authentic and so serious, but using these pop elements dialled up to 100 in a way that's weird and experimental but ultimately because it's a love for the genre, not to take the piss out of it

[@miscelaineous5164]

KZbinr Mic the Snare made a video a couple years back about PC music/hyperpop in which he discusses the sound’s “precarious residence between sincerity and parody”. Which is so well explained, but I think its also hugely about nostalgia. The zeitgeist of the early 2000’s/2010’s was pathologically “ironic” (ie parody), but nostalgia by nature is sentimental (ie sincerity), so if you grew up around that time, as all of these artists did, there is going to be a dichotomous fusion of those two conflicting concepts. And it’s brilliant because, to the rest of us who also grew up then, it feels so right. It also incidentally alienates those who do not identify with that appeal to y2k nostalgia and widens the gaps between musical generations. (Not a lament, that’s just how time works lol)

[@sadoklajmi]

Finally someone's talking about this specific subject it's been in my mind this whole year

[@alessandrocotella459]

this is the ultimate “the girls that get it get it, the girls that don’t don’t” irony

[@rosssandeman6883]

It’s interesting to me how there used to be a monoculture. Everyone would get cultural references and there would be a cultural reference that everyone could understand. That’s gone, I think the reason why there is such division politically is because we all life in echo chamber online where the algorithm feeds you what you like constantly. So there’s niches of niches of niches

[@psychedelicyeti6053]

Yeah, this felt like too much of nothing, if that makes sense. 😅

[@Godzilla_Star_Eater]

We're divided because we're more muktiracial, and women are more influenced by emotional propaganda. Check the data on what political parties spend the most money campaigning, and which party women mostly vote for. The party that has the most ads gets the female vote. The internet is Plato's dream. A town square where millions of people can share information and reason about things together. But the side corroborated by the big corporations feel se arrogantly confident in their opinions that they refuse to engage with ideas they disagree with

[@s.a.morales]

Back when she was younger, she released a mixtape called "14" and it featured song like !Francheskaar!, Supermodels and Holiday Stunners, Mauritius, etc. It's not on streaming platforms but honestly it kind of resembles her PC music songs. Which make me think, maybe it has always been Charli's vision to be hyperpop

[@ichiro.g]

Charli indeed is the pioneer, who kicked the doors down so that others can go through. Definitely deserves to be a Rock & Roll hall of famer.

[@xp7575]

Who is she? Never heard of her

[@CardoTown]

@@xp7575 he said stupidly after watching the whole video

[@xp7575]

😂@@CardoTown nah, I said it INSULTINGLY

[@Greybell]

I'd love to have her name there but like Alfo said, she's big enough, but not huge enough so it might take a while for her to gain recognition.

[@dancingdyonysis]

@@xp7575 commenting helps the algorithm so thank u for your taking the time out of your day to hate, i'm sure the creator and charli really appreciate it!

[@jamesorlando8178]

“I’m so Julia” sent me the first time I heard it

[@christianott3690]

You bringing up quiet light was the most meta-version of "woah that guy knows my favorite micro-celebrity"

[@eewahnah]

DUDE Lipgloss with Cupcakke, all I have to say, she was onto something.

[@dino0000_]

the boom clap slander 😬

[@avani5907]

i love it. first charli song i loved.

[@philippewilhelmus]

i blacked out after that what else was this about?

[@psychedelicyeti6053]

​@@philippewilhelmusso did I lol

[@lorenzo8863]

I have only seen discourse about exclusivity and "coolness" but I read it as openly unapologetic, meaning that whoever resonates is welcome in. All music videos are set in mundane, nondescript suburbia settings, a dmv, an airport, a grey family owned restaurant and she is there as everyone else is. All internet personalities are in a way in the same places common folks are, while they are projected on their phone screens. Who gets offended is obviously focused on how much they are out of place and why they are not there with them, while I think it's intended to be seen as a celebration, they bring self expression to wherever they are, whenever.

[@allegra3500]

Charli’s fame and influence makes her such an enigma and unable to be categorised, like radio one big weekend put her on the new music stage for rising artists bc she doesn’t fit anywhere yet everywhere even though she’s been making music for well over 10 years. She appears at major events, like the met albeit inconsistently and the Grammys always, she has influenced pop and pop culture irreversibly for years, always setting trends 2 to 5 years before their is a big hit capitalising on them, and everyone has heard of her but only gays KNOW her. You know her songs but her listenership and popularity means it makes sense she should play arenas, but on the crash tour only 2 years ago it was theatre venues bc her fame is elusive and confusing. She is pop, because she pioneered the genre but gets lots of recognition and credit whilst also not enough, like a Grammys sweep. She’s a fave of mine for a reason tho 😭

[@isbakernation]

10:25 reminded me of how I had been misinterpreting a Frost Children line, "I'd rather be underrated than be famous" when really the actual lyric was "I don’t wanna be underrated, I’d rather be famous, (Than be an anon)" For WEEKS I thought it was "I'd rather be underrated than be famous". I thought Frost Children were so beautifully insightful and it was just a genius line in a wicked song, from a wicked album, because like what you're saying here, there's a certain fame that comes with that niche internet micro-celebrity that can't be attainable in any other volume. I thought that misinterpreted line was aiming to capture what you were talking about here.

[@Fincayra15]

That’s beautiful. I love when I mishear lyrics and it adds more to the song-even (and sometimes especially) if the opposite meaning was intended

[@mishab4065]

My favorite bit was that one shot with AG Cook when he was name-dropped in the lyrics. Not every casual Charlie fan knows AG and PC music but every hyperpop fan would kinda expect AG to be in this video.

[@afuantics175]

I’ve actually had this tweet in the back of my head since I read it and felt like it was missing the point a bit but not exactly wrong. You’ve articulated a lot of the muddy thoughts while filling in some blanks for me since I’m not a huge Charli follower. Great analysis!

[@e.g.evermore4390]

Charli is that cool girl that you know she's cooler and richer than you, but at the same she can get you a drink and have fun with you

[@tatemcilwain1775]

you know I've always liked charlis music but always felt like there was something i didn't get, but this video has really helped me to get it.

[@g.marshall1010]

You totally nailed it! Loved this so much!

[@ChrisBrooks34]

I never really followed Charli career over the years. I knew about her hits and features and that was it. But when how i'm feeling right now dropped, I was an instant fan. To me it was perfect album for that moment and I revisit it again and again.

[@solootto]

That 360 808 stuck in my head fr

[@paperandpavement]

you trippin boom clap is a banger.

[@UltimateAwe]

Yeah, those comments threw me off

[@Kultkhani]

You worded what I couldn’t say perfectly, thank you for making his video🙏🏾

[@jaco13chapman]

dead on I think mate. Nice analysis

[@Maisara_br]

I subscribed because you ATE that.

[@AaronANZ]

crash never hit the heights of how im feeling now and charli

[@arithesheep5506]

There all so good

[@talkmone]

Crash feels like it never existed, the odd ball album

[@justsamoo3480]

@@talkmone Ehhhh, I don’t think so. I think it brought a lot of attention to Charli that previous records didn’t. For example I was able to hear Beg for you on a pop radio station in Slovenia!? Never in my life had i thought that i would hear Rina Sawayama on any radio in my country. But I think that Crash will be a pivotal album in Charli’s career. She put on this persona of a pop star, an idea of which she previously fully reject. For example the lead single of this record was Good Ones, which was not written by her. That is surprising, because we know that she is a skilled songwriter and it works towards this world building of a pop star Charli persona. In interviews Charli also said that she wanted to try out being a pop star again, but on her terms. The pop star persona included big budget music videos (at least for Good Ones and Beg for you), a trending 80s production and a dance crew during her live performances. But it also meant collaborating with people like Caroline and Christine, bringing some of her own personality into the record as well as performing songs like Welcome to my Island remix on tour. Because of this pop star-ish cosplay it meant that she can now position herself as the “post-ironic it girl”, which is her whole current persona that is responsible for Brat (at least from what we’ve heard so far). If she kept making experimental records she just simply wouldn’t appeal to as many (gay) people, she probably wouldn’t land the Bodies Bodies and Barbie soundtracks, which introduced this persona of hers to the wider public. Also there are some amazing songs on Crash, Move and Constant Repeat being one of Charli’s best. Lightning, Crash, Yuck and Good ones are great too.

[@eewahnah]

Charlie made Gabbriette p much, she made a Netflix doc of her forming a pop punk band named Nasty Cherry, two girls from LA and two from UK, Gabby taking lead role.

[@KYLETISZAI]

Thats ☕

[@bexiexz]

yes! i remember! she had the vibe but not really the musical skill at the time, so she learned bass! botth iconic

[@eewahnah]

@@bexiexz still a huge fan of their song 'What Do You Like in Me'

[@e.g.evermore4390]

Btw Charli says she likes Boom Clap, and she said that is like a "bottom" ☠️

[@ays162]

Goddamn that was such a mind blowing video I loved the analysis phheewwwww

[@KateBrunotts]

Love this thank you!

[@marioalmeida6809]

u said it all, amazinggg im loving this era

[@1000_O]

great video, super on point and consumable length

[@Im_NotSue]

5:42 yesssss Rina mention

[@hysteria781]

I think i personally saw a change with charli when i listened to ringtone by gecs ft her. Like she blew my mind away

[@Jesshit]

Yesss I love that song

[@jcmurie]

The amazing thing about this album is that this is one of so many interpretations that I've seen and thought of myself that just works perfectly with the content of the album. It's so layered and can mean so many things depending on your perspective or angle, or it can just be a collection of club bangers. I wish I liked going to the club because I would love to lose my mind on the dance floor to Mean girls, Von dutch, B2b, 365, or Club classics

[@mosesrakoz8377]

Loved this! Can’t believe it took so long to pop on my feed

[@mjjjermaine]

I really appreciate your videos, theres a very obvious love you have for music that makes me still want to watch, even when I disagree. On Charli XCX, I think there’s an exhaustion with the self-reference and self-awareness (not just with her with artists in general) the point is absolutely is to put a mirror up to this idea of “the it girl” and how even when diversity is celebrated, the it girl takes a few consistent forms. Celebrities have been utilizing this idea of self-reference to seem more relatable, and show they understand the way their fans perceive them. It was exciting at first, but culturally it seems like all we can do is look back. It also doesn’t seem to go deeper than showing that they “get it.” Still interesting to dissect, but exhausting. 6:50 The idea of the post ironic girlboss was such a good point. Anyway, didn’t mean to write an essay! Great video!

[@thefictionframework]

This is such a great analysis. I love this video even though I semi didn't understand all the meme-ness of it. 😂 I've always been a little ambivalent about Charli but this brat era has made me a convert. Every song I've heard so far has been great.

[@mimiosaqueen9817]

I just checked out Quiet Light because of this video! Wow, she is INCREDIBLE! These are some of the most interesting songs I’ve heard in a long time. Thank you!!!

[@leejjjjjjj1]

brilliant video!!

[@davidpost3024]

“You are cool and you’re talking about how cool you are but it’s kind of a joke but not really but you’re kind of serious because you are cool but it’s not that serious you know? It’s a joke but it’s not but like slay mama jokingly but not still like slay please.” Actual art.

[@dentyH]

Charli is my ultimate guilty pleasure artist and i love this vid for validating my feelings

[@jackpugh1262]

Sick video man! Couldn’t agree with this take more. You clearly know your stuff

[@inegleit]

Absolute banger of a video!

[@andivovomua8002]

With the album concept being bratty and raw is exactly what she’s doing. Like if you don’t get it, you aren’t on the list and it’s the point. Not everything needs to be accessible/relatable. She’s being honest and bratty and it’s fun and aspirational. Also l think why Charli resonates with queer people is that she cherishes pop music. I respectfully disagree that most of her stuff is ironic. I think the magic is that she both genuinely loves the avante garde and she genuinely loves POP.

[@xcoldxasxfirex]

this is such an incredibly well done video im now a loyal new fan to u

[@xcoldxasxfirex]

OH MY GOD THIS WAS BEFORE THE BUFF REVEAL LMAOOOOOOOOOOO im so happy in my new decision

[@Riley-nw6jv]

Not "gabriette, whoever that is" 😭😭😭😭 she is a part of a band charli made(but is not in) called nasty cherry. I would recommend their song fuck modern love

[@ghouloso]

ur wrong about i love it and boom clap those are pop classics idgaf

[@CandiForgeMusic]

Some people just don’t get her tbh But this video is spot on imo

[@GoufinAround_]

Charli XCX is one of my favorite "pop" artists and I fucking love her. She is next level good to me

[@Psalm2Charity]

the seamless transition to the survivor bandana

[@foxkocreates]

this is so spot on. Great video

[@berke2336]

She brought the chronically online vaporwave, PC Music, and Hyperpop music that the queerer corners of the internet have been listening to for years, and brought it to the next level. I've never been into dancier pop music but Charli and Ke$ha's new stuff got me feeling a type of way.

[@Alessandro-xy7js]

But so the video only "works" in this specific moment in time. In a year by now people maybe will not catch this particular "point of view", if it make sense

[@whatever9084]

I have a feeling brat is going to be huge and she will get mainstream recognition, maybe even to the point that people start disliking her because she‘s too hyped… Feel like she’s going to have her moment. I’m curious if I’m right

[@adrianomaly1760]

Thank you for your insight! :D I thought Charli was big bcs Crystallised is SUCH an influential song for me lol. It's fun learning that she is but also isn't!

[@redbrick808]

I didn’t see the Survivor point coming! I’m a Charli and Survivor fan. Really enjoyed the video, thank you.

[@freddiegibbsintern345]

would you be open to talking about freddie gibbs any time soon

[@AlfoMedia]

that's a great idea freddiegibbsintern345

[@Ttoby89]

you're so right. and she do be bumpin that.

[@davey64]

Great take but man you just reminded me that I am old. Saying Survivor was on it's 46th season and I'm like, that show hasn’t been on almost as long as I've been in the world. Wasn’t aware they changed the definition of a TV season, it used to just mean 1 year.

[@shrekfan5503]

I feel cool knowing that i immediately understood which Julia she was talking about the first time i heard the song

[@whodatboi2567]

This is a pretty funny video as someone outside of this bubble. I know Charlie XCX is a mythological figure in certain musical circles but I only know her as the girl who sang in 'Fancy'.

[@kaspershaupt]

bro i'm too confused

[@W4TSKY]

Listen to any of the music she’s made in the last 5 years or so and you’ll get it.

[@arc4705]

phenomenal thoughts on this, you said what I was thinking but 1000x more organized lol

[@claramaurer267]

i agree wholeheartedly except for the boom clap slander

[@satelliteimagerymusic]

Love the video but the video description 😭

[@AlfoMedia]

omg thank you i forgot to change it from my last video lmao

[@satelliteimagerymusic]

@@AlfoMedialet’s go I helped!!!

[@emilyau8023]

I was pretty sure 360 was meant to make fun of superficial internet girls while at the same time complimenting the women who are iconic to her.

[@howvery_]

that comment you referenced just sounds like they're bitter about something no one else is mad about lol

[@ZiasPpPp]

Charli XCX is the Stephen Fishbach of pop music.

[@qwiesh]

damn has anyone already figured out what the name of the brat font is???

[@spo2783]

Charli is just the queen of pop , real pop nowdays

[@tayt_]

Yasss Purple Kelly, “You get to milk your own milk, I guess. - I’ve got nothing left to suck!”

[@papacacto8580]

i'm so obsessed with blizzy she deserves everything

[@crisvelundertale2159]

if you agree and it is the point then why respect it? if the layers of irony or self awarenesss doesn't change the fact that the video and song is still very self-indulgent and hedonistic in my opinion, and there's nothing else more really, if there was any kind of commentary about internet fame and culture it is overshadowed by the fact that she's still trying to profit and get cloud to the song inviting as many internet girls she could get, there is really no difference with other popstar videos featuring so many celebrity cameos, and come on boy, i agree vroom vroom is a vast improvement, but this song is just really as annoying as boom clap, but she thinks she's cool and self-aware now... i agree with the person in the tweet

[@callanrose]

u get it

[@KayButtonJay]

The GTA remix of Iggy’s Fancy is absolutely a great song

[@Joe1339]

I just read a comment: "idk she was still making music" at that lady at the record store pic when brat was released. like omg normies do exist and they do have an internet connection

[@Godzilla_Star_Eater]

Wait till they find out Skrillex still makes dubstep sometimes: Rumble, Hydrate Hydrate is the better one. The intronis completely different from the song past 27 seconds though.

[@blackvbird]

This video is excellent!

[@Cordial_Lump]

you referencing Blizzy?? oh it's serious

[@chyalwayswins]

i wanted this video to go on for 3 hours :(

[@maxoneverything]

omg u love survivor, charli xcx & blizzy mcguire ughh i lovee ❤❤❤

[@MoistCubicle]

It sounds like that dude wasn't getting the over-all message of the video. It's obvious this is her way of making fun of that entire concept, and how its actually true to whats been going on in real life with the popular internet girls/singers or whatever that sort of pop up and then disappear. I'll be real with you, I actually didn't even know about her first, I was originally just a huge fan of A.G. Cook, and found her through him as a result on accident because they have collabed (he's made some tracks for her that she sings over), and then I realized she's actually got some pretty good songs. However, its mostly the fact that I have developed a mad respect for her style, her hustle, especially considering her age and how she stays true to herself and isn't going for that fake ass plastic barbie doll look, she still has her natural nose with a slight bump on the bridge, which is so gorgeous on her, and her natural dark hair, etc. She has inspired me to not be as insecure about my nose, she makes it look so damn sexy, and just rocks the whole fuck being traditionally "attractive", everyone is beautiful in their own way.

[@vanessacarly5140]

Yeah i stan Bhanu. Yeah i stan Maddy the first eliminated survivor from S43. And yeah of fuckin course we stan Zach Wurtenburger in this house tyvm!

[@OrangeGuyProductions]

Never forget the collaboration with Mr. Oizo

[@DLLGbr]

Fancy was my SHI when it came out

[@giovanabbrsa]

she doesn’t take herself so seriously, I think some old divas like Mariah should follow this