drop dead

I think that Olivia is a lock for this, but The Cure is my personal favourite, but it's not the one that I would have gone with.

I feel like Stupid Song or Drop Dead are bigger, no? Okay, I was

literally going to ask you this because we both agree on The Cure being...

the best song on the album but yeah or at least one of our definite top favorites but i've seen people say about stupid song as well but i kind of think that stupid song wouldn't be in with a better chance or drop dead really i think the cure has the most chance of getting a win if it's nominated

Yeah, maybe it feels the most serious of the three, which is why she probably went with it.

And it certainly feels like an opus, but I feel like chart-wise, Drop Dead and Stupid Song have performed better.

But anyway, regardless, she's getting a nomination.

I think that Taylor Swift, The Fate of Ophelia, is definitely getting nominated.

That would have brought it open with a bang, okay? That's it, you know what I mean? And it would be like, we are planting our flag in culture, you know? Mm-hmm.

And then obviously the climax performance would be like Olivia Rodrigo performing like a medley of like The Cure and like Drop Dead or whatever.

You know, obviously.

Who else do you think should have been there, girl?

The track Stupid Song is currently the eighth most played track in the world.

Drop Dead is the 23rd most played track in the world.

Then you have The Cure, which is the 26th most played track in the world.

You have Reign Me In by Sam Fender.

All right, I want to teach you these 20 idioms, so let's get started with this lesson.

The first idiom is from the Olivia Rodrigo song, Drop Dead.

If you know Olivia Rodrigo, she's Filipino, she's American, and she has some really good pop music.

She's younger, but her songs are really well written and really great.

Let's talk about this idiom, drop dead.

Drop dead.

It's the name of her song.

And when we say this in English, we can mean that someone is literally dropped dead.

Oh my God

... you start hearing a little bit of "Drop Dead," and then, like, she emerges from the ground, like, under the stage-

Yes

...

Edge.

My drop dead

Olivia Rodrigo, Drop Dead.

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I wanna teach you these 20 idioms, so let's get started with this lesson.

The first idiom is from the Olivia Rodrigo song Drop Dead.

If you know Olivia Rodrigo, she's Filipino, she's American, and she has some really good pop music.

She's younger, but her songs are really well-written and really great.

Let's talk about this idiom, drop dead.

Drop dead.

[laughs] It's the name of her song, and when we say this in English, we can mean that someone is literally drop dead, they drop dead.

That means they die suddenly.

Secure.

Drop dead.

So at the end of the month, four...

Holy crap.

Four million.

Billie Jean, Stupid Song, Beauty and Beat, Hate That I Made You Love Me, Swim, Baby Doll, The Cure, Die Die, Earrings, Drop Dead, Beat 2, Honey Bee, The One That Got, Back to Friends, Self Aware.

It's so weird that I would never guess that on Spotify are the older songs.

This is for July.