Paris Paloma - the fruits [Official Video]

[@OldLadyMapleSeed]

“You want me on my knees to pray, or play some other pleasing role, but never wonder where I must have learnt it all” GIRL

[@madi.5017]

THAT!!! 👀

[@Gojooveerrrrererere]

which song is this from?

[@Chloe-o1h]

@@Gojooveerrrrererere this song?😭😭

[@EllieW3000]

” The fruits of my labour that came to me too young”. I swear, she has unlocked so much trauma in me, and at the same time given me a platform. I wouldn`t say she i better than therapy, but she is doing so much for a lot of us.

[@UserMcUsyface]

RIGHT?? she’s literally a genius

[@CrystalElaine-m7k]

Paris… you are slowly giving me the courage to leave my abusive relationship. Thank you.

[@Chillipowww]

Hope you work up the courage! Nobody deserves to be abused. Don’t let them control your life just because they lack control in their own.

[@tharzanne]

You've got this!! 💕💕💕

[@ChronicGoblinQueen]

We're all rooting for you 💕

[@anxhiberisha6667]

We are rooting for you You got this big hug

[@MoonlitBookworm73]

Good luck, you deserve better! ❤

[@mattimoodle]

"Screaming birds sound an awful lot like singing, and I will tell you now that I'm not even singing" Those lines gave me chills

[@Angelicflower04]

I didn’t understand what she was trying to say with that

[@romyhyisbst3280]

@@Angelicflower04 My interpretation is that everything seems beautiful when people can't see the truth. Just like how birdsong is beautiful but you can't tell if they are screaming or singing and when Paris is singing this song, it sounds beautiful but she is really screaming her truth

[@HGR555]

Ex cult member, this song hits so hard. It's hauntingly beautiful and speaks to the darkness behind purity culture and the patriarchy. Absolutely incredible

[@parispaloma]

Thank you, that means so much to me to hear that

[@CircmcisionIsChi1dAbus3]

there's darkness behind everything. everything has ambivalent qualities. It's our narrow sighted view of one or the other that determines what it becomes. Declaring the patriarchy as "dark" is no less valid as pointing out the matriarchy has it's dark torturous elements as well. There's a reason why mother nature is a matriarch that destroys and creates. Just because something isn't perfect, doesn't mean its dark. It means what we are looking at, or how we are looking at it, makes it dark. Don't get stuck in the ideology of thinking how something seems is the only thing it is.

[@frankiemillcarek6976]

@@CircmcisionIsChi1dAbus3 Let me ask, how is patriarchy good? And what real life examples do you have of matriarchy being "torturous?"?

[@CircmcisionIsChi1dAbus3]

@@frankiemillcarek6976 how is patriarchy good? Well, for starters, are you currently running on a treadmill to generate electricity to communicate right now? Are you using technology that youd never in your entire life be able to manufacture on your own? Are you currently possessing the ability, if someone were to assault or steal from you, something humans have suffered from since before we could speak, would you be able to call an entire structure of law to defend you and your property at a moment's notice? Are you able to spend money to get things you want? Are you able to send someone who tries to kill you, to jail? Patriarchal qualities are, order, security, wisdom, courage. Matriarchal qualities, are compassion, liberty, truth and freedom. Theres a reason why the statue of liberty is FEMALE and the founders are FATHERS. What examples do I have of tyrannical matriarchy? How you seen the show Mean Girls? Have you been raised by a narcissistic single mother and two older sisters? Have you seen the movie Cruella or the Devil wears Prada? Fiction, yes, based on real types of woman. The same types who would construct a tyrannical matriarch, as they do by default with their personality disorders. The same tyrants of Mao and Stalin and Hitler, exist within the female population. Unless you're under the sexist impression that woman are harmless.

[@natalia.Diamondstar]

@@frankiemillcarek6976 is have to agree

[@Riritu]

Coming from Labour and now going through every other song. Every song is literally so good I’m in love

[@joshwarrey3728]

Samesies. These videos are basically entire movies unto themselves.

[@tanjo4]

me three, she's actually so good 😮

[@ashtonvolkmann]

Labour is amazing I love this song too some of my favorites

[@Someone-ig7we]

SAME, I love her music now omggggg

[@rm5492]

same and I´m obsessed

[@viktoriagkoraki3587]

It's giving Midsommar and I love it

[@Kokoprettypuff]

My thought as well

[@Marie19980]

Yaaaasss

[@letasiren]

YESS EXACTLY

[@savannahboghossian3865]

As an SA survivor of multiple counts starting in early childhood I can’t stop repeating this song. I love you for speaking about these topics. Thank you so much. This song is fueling my healing.

[@crabbss1762]

If a man ever asked me to explain womanhood to him, i‘d show him your music and your videos. They speak to me on such a fundamental level

[@sahibkaur446]

you’re fueling my rage against the patriarchy we live in, thank you.

[@lethalslaughterband5498]

What does the rage do for you? How are you helping society by being angry? Also, how do you suppose that you destroy the patriarchy? Is there a way? Can you describe what the patriarchy is or its effect and how this was caused?

[@nicoaha1064]

@@lethalslaughterband5498 this is a music video not an english essay

[@lethalslaughterband5498]

@@nicoaha1064 eh didn’t stop me from writing one in the other video.

[@xxcallmeniaxx3272]

@@lethalslaughterband5498 rage and fury has given women our rights, the slave can’t kindly ask for her rights she must take them. If you ca n nor grasp how anger and frustration move people to action and change, I fear you have never interacted with another human in your life time as anyone with any level of empathy could understand that if you are upset enough you will seek change. You destroy the patriarchy by first recognizing it and it’s sins, then you expelled those sins and those who seek to continue to commit them, through education, law, entertainment, and yes anger social consequences and unbridled passion for the cause. Your obsession with women being happy or indifferent to our suffering is the patriarchy, the patronizing tone you take to the Rae male side of your species you were born from is the patriarchy, your arrogance and blatant ignorance or disregard for women’s feelings and what can come from our anger is the patriarchy. For example feminine rage has killed and yet you don’t can’t grasp how this could lead to change. You devalue women so heavily you see our rage as something to poke fun at and not fear, you embody the patriarchy clearly in just that one comment but like always you feign ignorance of how the power imbalances throughout history effect modern life for women.

[@eleamrsk_]

​@@lethalslaughterband5498If you're just here to try and shut people up about their very reasonable rage against centuries of systematic oppression you might as well just leave.

[@swaggertoothjayzonmyfeet5231]

My love, are you the devil? I would worship you instead of him I have no time for confession For I'm too busy committing sins My love, you're something special I never met someone like you You'd make me fall from heaven But I know just what I do "Angel", he calls me Does he know that I'm falling? From a precipice that I tripped off long ago "You're so pure", he says Does he know, I'm forsaken? The original sinner But soon you'll know For if I'm going down I guess I'll take you with me Naked in that garden Back at the beginning And now in your arms You're faithless, for you pitched me Against your holy father And it seems that I am winning I don't I feel your hands grabbing my throat As you say My love, are you the devil? I would worship you instead of him I have no time for confession For I'm too busy committing sins My love, you're something special I never met someone like you You'd make me fall from heaven But I know just what I do "Devil", you call me But seems to be enjoying The fruits of my labour that came to me too young When he stole my virtue I'm glad it seems to serve you That I was born a daughter and not a son For if I'm going down I guess I'll take you with me Screaming birds sound an awful lot like singing And I will tell you now That I'm not even singing There's no escape for some Least of all for me I feel your lips kissing my feet But even so Oh! Oh, call me a devil Oh, you call me a devil You want me on my knees to pray Or play some other pleasing role Never wonder Where I must have learnt it all You want me to transgress While I'm in my Sunday best And all the while have no respect As you eat it up whole My body and my blood You've claimed it now, so come drink up And there's no need to be concerned About what's left when you are done because You've got me on my knees to pray Or play some other pleasing role But never wonder Where I must have learnt it all

[@aaaaanonymous]

Thank you :)

[@InsaneLaughter01]

Thank you, this helped me appreciate the song as the story it tells.

[@disaikh1481]

Lppm

[@medoremifasollasido]

Great lyrics.

[@Lanoira13]

Thanks so much for posting the Lyrics!!

[@jessiprince9289]

the visuals really add such a somber, bitter sweet touch to the lyrics. It's very sweet and just the right amount of shocking that take this to the next level. the girls who have been before her, teaching her the dance they learned together. "For if I'm going down, I guess I'll take you with me", we need more media like this right now. I love this 🙏💕

[@parispaloma]

I’m so glad it all translates ❤️ thank you so much I’m over the moon that you enjoyed it we all worked so hard!!

[@randomdreamer5429]

an actual piece of art. looks like a painting. i love the vibes, it's both fairy-like and witchy ✨

[@dead_venus]

I love just how the video is using carefree motives and colours that scream innocence, and yet you can feel the darkness. It's amazing and just how it captures perfectly this surface - level feeling of happiness and innocence, but there is this unsettling feeling oozing from the video that below this illusion of innocene and hapiness there is this darkness, evil whisper that gets stronger. A masterpiece.

[@evansisasadist]

The line "Devil he calls me, he seems to be enjoying the fruits of my labour that came to me too young, when he stole my virtue, I'm glad it serves you that I was born a daughter and not a son" just is so Margaret Beaufort. For context she was a 13 year old widow when she gave birth to what would be Henry VII, she was young even for those times. People villainised her and accused her of murdering the princes in the tower so her son could be king. She did no such thing and was by all accounts kind woman. She started the Tudor dynasty and was a truly remarkable woman.

[@Spiritwhisperer11]

Doing trauma therapy for CSA and SA right now, this song has been my anthem and my comfort

[@florenciahoracio8517]

As a writer, this is the type of songs that can inspire so much, thank you for what you do, both the lyrics and the video are a work of art

[@dashafranklin3856]

I'm big fan my brysonscoott I am my I'm using her KZbin mom

[@jiangwanyeehaw]

I am afab and found this at a time I really needed it. Put all the rage about howhe treated me into words.

[@Misha_my_boy]

I love the fact that they were all wearing what women used to wear under their dresses when it was required/socially expected to wear dresses

[@SnickyNicky96]

After dealing with religious trauma and the inherent guilt for being a woman that comes with it, I am in love with all of your songs. They feel like a battle cry and I'm ready to stand up with my sisters!

[@jaimicottrill2831]

Welcome sister.

[@sabrinaszabo9355]

Tis!

[@KayF25]

I first heard her song “labour” now I’m here, her music is breathtaking, the lyrics and the style is so beautiful. wow. I know she’s going to blow up someday.

[@willowbrooke8842]

I could watch this forever, it felt simultaneously shocking and comforting. And the set is absolutely stunning!!! Towards the end “you want me on my knees” I began thinking of Artemis leading her girls into battle and felt such a strong kinship with the ones shown. I rarely watch music videos because so many are storyless dancing that just doesn’t appeal to me but this, once again, resembles Hozier vibe of otherworldly magic, unapologetically calling the church out while showing what could be if they weren’t in the seat of power. This was so beautiful, so evocative, I can’t wait to see what else Paris releases ❤️✌🏼

[@sarahlewisphoenix4951]

I'm late to the party, but I am utterly entranced by this song and video. I had just discovered Labour recently and am firmly now a fan. Your music and the themes of your videos speak directly to my Pagan, traumatized-but-healing soul, and your music will be a firm fixture in my life. ❤

[@hufflepufflez3293]

The symbolism in this is so subtle and good, I really had to comment. At the end, it's the women with other flowers in their hair adding the first white flower to her crown of laurels. An acknowledgement, the sadness and mindlessness to the women's faces when they dance around her, because they know it is something that just keeps going on and on and on. So upsetting.

[@PalmurcioWorld]

The timing for this release couldn't have been better I swear. Amazing song.

[@mariasherman5151]

This hits really hard as a feminine bodied person. What got my attention though was that the dancers looked as if they were in the process of being overcome by flora. It reminded me of the Greek myth about the nymph who begged the gods to turn her into a laurel tree to escape Apollo. It's as if the dancers would prefer losing their lives/humanity over the trauma assault brings

[@lisard01]

feminine body person? did we forget the word woman?

[@bazpire609]

​@@lisard01 if they're saying "femenine bodied" is because they're not a woman, did you forgot to use your brain?

[@mikrofon3186]

​@@lisard01 every heard of non-binory?

[@angelarichard3442]

Daphne was the nymph

[@zeeibnlfassi]

This song is literally about WOMEN being sexually assaulted. It explains how many of us, I included have been sexually assaulted too young in life when you are first becoming a woman…. Sorry but being born a dude doesn’t really work in this situation.

[@voidcake1949]

We talk about how this represents women from past generations, but this still happens today... My mother lives exactly like this... And I love her so much for doing everything she can to help me avoid her situation, even though she can't even work a job because of all the labour she has to do. It's a full time job.

[@xathinabloodstorm]

im so glad that your newest song "labour" is circling tiktok because i would never have found you otherwise. this song is so wistful yet vengeful and i can't help but be drawn to it!

[@MasoodMangali]

it's non vengeance is in vengeance, in that we fight to fight, yet not to bleed aloud

[@sakura_mw]

This is so captivating! The purity and sweetness juxtaposed with the somber, almost ominous quality really draws on the feeling of struggling to break through the confines of the patriarchy and religious oppression. Thank you for creating this brilliant piece of art 💕

[@b.9926]

It's simply one of the best songs I've ever heard, so perfect

[@ary_0912]

The way I relate to this. When she said " Devil he calls me, he seems to be enjoying the fruits of my labor that came to me too young, when he stole my virtue, I'm glad it serves you that I was born a daughter and not a son" that hit me deep in my soul.

[@gennaronarducci1333]

"I'm glad it serves you that i was born a daughter and not a son" should mean a girl who has been molestared from her father?

[@trishapellis]

​@@gennaronarducci1333 by an authority figure or a person in power, at least. The point (as I understand it) is that the fact that she was born female - a daughter, a girl, a woman - is the excuse used by men to take advantage of her. If she had been born a son, she would be much less likely to be abused in general. It serves the men in power that a woman is born a woman.

[@ronithestoic3702]

To me it gives the impression that it means serving in general as a daughter being a servant as a boy wouldn't be

[@clarissarobynn]

Yes, it doesn't have to be about molestation. I was raised and trained to be the perfect -future- wife, I was told my parents fights were cause my mom wasn't a good wife. The amount of times I heard my dad say "you're future husband will thank me for making you learn this"

[@sweetafton5655]

@@clarissarobynnlooovely…because it’s all about the men having a good life being served and serviced. Disgusting. I’m sorry you went through that.

[@MELANIEMARTINEZ_5126]

0:16 THAT NOTE REMINDS ME IF DRAMA CLUB!(Melanie Martinez )

[@madyyy7653]

this song is a masterpiece on so many levels : not only lyrics but also musicality, overall aesthetic and visuals

[@in3ss._]

it's giving midsomar in a good way this is beautifull!

[@ronja8524]

I cant get over how good this song is. Its a real masterpiece. Im serious when I say this is one of the best songs i've ever heard.

[@josiegirvan9527]

I heard your song labor so I was like “let’s try some more of her songs “ I do not regret it. This song is pure gold

[@TheUkiko]

This perfectly describes how it feels to be in any Male ran religion not just cults. I'm a Christian and it always bothered me how there was this expectation for girls to be pure but that same standard didn't apply to men. Jesus and Muhammad made no such distinction. Men from those cultures did. Sorry for venting in the comments 🙏

[@mary5177]

Well in Orthodoxy☦ we also have the Theotokos(Mother of God) who is a center figure in our religion❤

[@somevids4187]

@@mary5177 really didn't expect to find an Orthodox in the comments section. Men are also expected to be pure, Ukiko...A saintly life is for both men and women, and just because the majority of people don't acts as such, doesn't make it less of an expectation for us before Christ.

[@mary5177]

@@somevids4187 yes i know.....the Mother of God is an example for everybody through her kindness sacrafice and life....the idea is:we must have dicerment in everything and also i dont find orthodoxy to be a male centered religion since we have a lot of women who are saints....May the Lord bless you!!!☦❤

[@empressofdragons18]

As a Christian I feel obliged to point out that that’s actually a huge and harmful misconception. It is meant to apply to both men and women, and it’s not about purity, but about sex being a special thing you only share with your life partner. I’m sorry that your church has failed to see that and is spreading that lie.

[@alistairwhite2906]

@@empressofdragons18 unfortunately religion is about the worst thing that humans have released on each other. It's done more damage and killed more people than pretty much anything else. Especially when someone thinks that their 'god' is more important than the 3500 or so other gods that have been invented over tens of thousands of years. It's all just a method of control and thankfully more people are starting to be educated to the point that fear is not the guiding factor in their life anymore.

[@Nahusakme]

I'm obsessed with this song! It's like a subtle waltz that calls for revenge in a sweet tone

[@lillianhollenbeck3541]

This is wonderfully done. It creates a melancholy feeling of comfort yet still being shocking. Excellent work!

[@moop7333]

Absolutely beautiful work. Your lyrics and voice are so hauntingly powerful and indescribably relatable. It is so relevant to the world right now. Thank you for putting so much work into such an amazing song. I can't stop listening and watching this!

[@marykw5393]

This is the poetry I want to hear on the radio, in commercials and on music apps!

[@ava_ruth_wagner]

I’m an ex-Christian now thriving as a true witch and by the gods this song is beautiful and makes me more comfortable to be me

[@ak77167]

Same I struggled so long with anxiety and fear for hell or something but witchcraft gifted me with peace. Blessed be🖤🔮💚

[@joelseer5474]

@@ak77167 I tell you the devil ain't your friend at all Jesus christ can still help you and trust me Don't let the devil drown your soul

[@oscily]

@@joelseer5474 why do people like you have to crop up in every comment section lmao

[@joelseer5474]

@@oscily am not cropping up this is the will of God that every man know about his day before time No sinners will pass nor witches that glorify the devil for he is a lier and destroyer of souls REPENT FOR WHEN THAT DAY COMES OUT TIME SHALL BE DONE ITS EITHER HELL OR LIFE NO OTHER PLACE

[@Sarah-rl9hu]

@@joelseer5474 funny

[@camwells1234]

Can’t believe this was done on a low budget. Fantastic 👌🏼

[@watermelonwellington1479]

This is one of the most captivating songs I've ever heard in my life

[@JustABitAlien]

I’ve never been so comforted and empowered by a music video before. Incredible. Vibe nailed!

[@BluJay_Rx]

The fact your music is such a vibe but the lyrics are relatively dark and carry such strong messages is amazing! Im in love with your music now!

[@bluecarnation5]

This song has awakened my soul, given me clarity from my religious background. Not everything is at it seems. Absolute genius ❤

[@carolina-br9be]

most beautiful music video ive ever seen

[@vrner.61]

I think she sings about Lilith, the very first woman before Eve. Just like Adam, she is made from loam and therefore equal to him. But Adam wanted her to serve him, she refused and fled from the garden of eden. God tried to bring her back with the help of three angels, but Lilith refused. This made god angry and he cursed her. Later when she met Lucifer, he made her into a demon. And ever since Lilith was painted as an evil woman, who eats children and is the godmother of all witches.

[@brennakay3838]

This song sounds like a response to Hozier's Take Me To Church in my personal humble opinion.

[@Vinny_Loser]

Just realized this gives huge Midsommar vibes and I LOVE IT

[@tresa644]

Just found her and I'm obviously hopelessly enchanted. The lyrics, the vocals, every bit of it. Now to see if number 3 hits the same. ✨

[@killus6182]

Every song by Paris is always almost hypnotizing, and always beautiful, and haunting, and I love every one.

[@jp-kk3wc]

ive been listening to this song on repeat on spotify. I think its one of my favourite songs. The transitions between tones work so well and i love it sm. this song is just perfection

[@Reilisation]

This is fully giving me Greek myth Pleiades vibes. Absolutely love this song and it’s power.

[@riverbandit2138]

I feel your music is underrated, the sounds and vibes you bring are very unique. Keep up the good work.

[@bernard4343]

You’re writing is beautiful! The song really feels like a journey, everything about it is so fluid. This is really a masterpiece. I found it at like 2AM on spotify and cried, partially because I was tipsy but more because the song is AMAZING!

[@snugsnog]

Just starting my religious deconstruction journey and all I can say is thank you.

[@auroranyx9951]

I’ve loved this song for so long on Spotify so I didn’t even realize there was a music vid. This was pure art. This has inspired so many scenes in my writing, especially the ‘innocent’ woman to more sinister magic part. Fantastic! 😍😍😍

[@venomousvent4802]

Beautiful and somber which contrasts the bright and soft seeming visuals. I love the juxtaposition and almost threatening nature of the lyrics. Such a neat idea, I hope this gets more views!

[@yamidelacroix6729]

This song is hauntingly beautiful while having so many tones to it. The video is stunning and from just the opening shot I knew it would be amazing. When they're on the stairs and open hallway,especially when they've all leaned back in one direction together like wheat in a field,beautiful. It really inspires me.

[@Eeeehehehehehgee]

1:23 SHES AMAZING OMG-

[@Lightofthatstar]

Midsommar vibes oml

[@BARAHARI]

Great visuals for a great song!

[@kamic136]

You’re literally so underrated. Your songs are so beautiful and you put so much love into them! I hope you get more love on your works, as you deserve it

[@Belova_edits011]

This is so good! After Labour got popular I went through all of these songs and im in awe of your raw talent. We need more people like you

[@fluffyarsenic6607]

I'm listening to this song for past few days, always getting goosebumps! I adore this song so much.

[@bleedingaster1418]

this is so exciting, exactly how ive dreamed of this song being used in a film, STUNNING

[@crashrock13]

This song is my new addiction Gave me chills the first time I heard it Hits home for me , I came from a very conservative Christian home and I’m glad I left and found myself

[@hara2514]

This song is so powerful because of how well done it is, the lyrics, the instrumental, your vocie and the video are also beautiful. OMG, I love your music so much ❤

[@wutyouwant6549]

Good omens vibes . Amazing song

[@azcdtixs]

Hello fellow fan. Have you heard the news

[@b.9926]

this is ✨ART✨

[@karolpintormitskisita2425]

I keep making these kinds of songs, they are beautiful and make me want to cry with an euphoria and peace at cannot be described 😭❤

[@isabelengelstad6818]

Paris words cannot express how much every frame meant to me, wow

[@isabellab-c5351]

I didn't even know there was a music video for this song, the audio just ended up randomly in my feed and the title and cover art interest me so I listened to it and honestly became addicted to it for like a month, just having it on a loop 24/7 (technically more of a 14/5, but I still listened to it fucking constantly).

[@kevinbirkett3907]

I can't believe she is not a lot more well known. Because I have tried to look up information about her. & plus I wanted to look up her album. She is absolutely incredible she is only 22 years old. I found out about her because of "Justin Hawkins KZbin channel" I like her instantly. Well done congratulations 👏🎉

[@RynL840]

Your songs make me feel like Lilith, Cleopatra, Persephone, and Delilah. 💗

[@fantasticbeck3938]

Beautiful! I'll be watching this over and over again!

[@memoriam.victoriam]

STUNNING

[@MrLekkoulis]

Absolutely mesmerising!! The vocals, the production, the video are amazing!! The lyrics hit so hard!! Love it!!

[@leviathaven]

I am so glad KZbin just recommended me this, the song is a perfect mix between something really haunting and something as light as a song at a fire somewhere in woods

[@samanthabillings6978]

This is absolutely beautiful.

[@angelinaa676]

I’m actually obsessed. I cannot get enough of this song and the visuals.

[@pheonix2284]

Your work is so validating, Paris! I cannot tell you how much this song means to me.

[@Melodysys.]

Hear me out, a Paris Paloma and Kiki Rockwell collab would be top tier

[@Charlieanomynous]

Your music is so delicate and ethereal yet also sharp and powerful. Truly beautiful, thankyou.

[@konstantina9876]

It's easily one of my favorite songs so far. It's haunting but in a comforting way, angels singing of your doom.

[@mimstarkgaryen6182]

your song is so powerful and truth, you’re representing most of women out there, even if they were taught to disagree with you, thank you for sharing it with us! ❤❤❤

[@juanamartinez4403]

Love this so much. The visuals and atmosphere is everything ♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@edeniseating]

Screaming and crying this is so good, can't wait to see and hear more

[@ballerinaswan]

3:13 medsummer vibessss aaa

[@galablut1060]

This was mesmerizing! I was looking forward to seeing what feelings you'll be able to express visually and I was nothing short of amazed, beautiful!

[@madi.5017]

Your songs mean so much to me. I needed these to heal from generation trauma ❤😭

[@AMK650]

Just heard this one live in Hamburg. Its all ready fantastic and on of my favorits in this form. But it was even better live.

[@gracedavis4615]

This is an absolute masterpiece!!! Ignites divine feminine rage

[@rubygauntlet]

Hearkening back in history realizing it is present now. Intense. Kudos Paris Paloma We are at wit's end and needfully must resist.

[@salinetears]

The lyrics are so so powerful. Thank you for this. 💖

[@lilpotato9241]

I’ve been obsessed since it came out and never thought to look at the MV and i was like 9days ago. and this is so beautiful put a music video in a museum.

[@alexandrakomarova3173]

Found on Instagram!!! Amazing. Instantly thought of my counselor who grew up in a cult. She is kind, loving and strong. Will definitely share

[@elitnuh9149]

You continue to blow me away Paris

[@TaniumRag]

I love the lyrics and such beautiful song. I can’t wait to see what my hand will draw from it. The lyrics are poetry and when I create art I like the juxtaposition of something morbid or dark with something beautiful or light~ such a beautiful blend you made