Top 3 country songs that relate to breakups–by Presley Short

Need You Now- Lady A

¨It’s a quarter after one, I’m all alone, and I need you now¨ This shows how people miss their boyfriends or girlfriends and sometimes end up getting back together. 

That Doesn’t Sound Like You– Lee Brice

¨What did he do, cause that don’t sound like you anymore¨ This shows how different relationships change the person for better or worse.

Mercy– Brett Young 

¨Why you wanna stop this flame if it’s still burning?¨ This shows how if only one person in the relationship is done with the other person, the other one can’t do anything about it. 

The Top 5 Olivia Rodrigo songs that relate to relationships–by Calli Bohannon

Olivia Rodrigo, arguably one of the biggest pop stars in the world at this moment, has written many songs about relationships. Some might argue that it’s the entire discography of her music hits. There are many different thoughts as to what her best songs might be, and most people cannot agree. However, I am here to share my top 5 Olivia Rodrigo songs that relate to relationships. 

Coming in at fifth place, we have Drivers License. Supposedly being written about her ex-boyfriend, Joshua Bassett, dating another girl within a short period of time after their relationship. She discloses the confusion and hurt she feels from the situation in the song. This was one of her steps to re-brand herself after being a Disney Channel star on one of their shows: Bizaardvark. 

Next up, at fourth place: Enough for You. Many people believe that her entire debut album is allegedly about Joshua Bassett, although she has never confirmed nor denied these rumors. However, in this song, you can infer that she feels betrayed and naive, as well as having her confidence destroyed by this person that has hurt her emotionally. 

Now, to start off my top three, I believe the third spot belongs to Making the Bed. While it is not known which ex-romance she wrote this song about, it can be inferred that they had a mutual goal of trying to feel something real for someone, yet failing. She reminisces on the relationships while wishing she wasn’t numb to the feeling of their love. Whether it was real or not.

Now, as we zone in on the final two, my pick for second place is Logical. She sings about a relationship in which her significant other makes her question everything and wonder if she really is being insecure about how the relationship is going. 

The song that is my top pick for relatable relationships is The Grudge. She slowly explains through her lyrics that even though she doesn’t like her ex she can’t stop thinking about him. She sings about how his supposed love for her and his actions affect everything in her life, even though she convinces herself she’s moved on.

5 Artists to NOT be Caught Listening to in School–Jayden Haggood and Logan McGuire

5 Ye– with his recent controversial comments, has gone out of style. As it becomes harder and harder to separate the artist from the art, you’d best not be caught listening to him.

4 (NEW) Drake--With his recent leaks and X formerly known as Twitter reposts, he has become a laughing stock. Especially with the roast from Kendrick Lamar and his old fans.

  3  JoJo Siwa-– She has been a social wreck after the recent releases she has made. She has been putting out some songs and dances that have not been sitting well with the teen community

2 Rod Wave has developed the reputation for being a one-trick pony. Singing about heartbreak can only be done so many times.

1 Lil Nas X, well, there’s a lot, but starting off with his songs–they are some of the worst known to mankind. This is just the worst artist known to the teen population.