Malcolm Todd

But they got the resources.

It's like Malcolm Todd.

Oh, my God, I

forgot they're Neppo.

... pin in that.

Malcolm Todd's Earring, good, but take his chart success and give it to his sister.

Wrong holder.

Yeah.

[laughs]

[laughs] Sorry, Luke.

19, Earrings by Malcolm Todd, flop

I think bop

We're going to be chatting a bit more about cheerleading and dance culture in general right after this next song.

We are going to be hearing Earrings by Malcolm Todd and you are listening to Get Serial on Sin with Sam, Hannah and Mackenzie.

Extra, extra, read all about it.

That was Earrings by Malcolm Todd and you are

listening to Get Serial on Sin.

Yes, and we have a very special guest in the cereal box this morning.

It is still not worthy.

She would have been my number one choice personally because I truly think she is so, like, interesting and intriguing and such a, like, you know, such an interesting knack for melodical, um, song making, you know, like, that's, like, that's so true by Gracie Abrams, technically written also by her, and Risk as well was written by her, and of course, you know, Sumi as well, it's a great song, and, um, all these other tracks on her album, just to solidify that, she has, um, something in her apart from just the personality and the quirky side of her that is really shining through the music but i'm really really looking forward to what she's going to do next so that's going to be my honorable mention i guess but What we can talk about is her brother, Malcolm Todd, who technically is very explosively famous, has become super, super famous with a few songs from his previous album, Sweet Boy.

But this album only blew up, I think, mostly in the past year.

And then he also released a new album this year.

I do have a few of his songs saved.

Some of his songs I do like, and they do remind me a little bit of Frank Ocean in some aspects.

But I wouldn't say I'm an avid listener of Malcolm Todd.

But Earrings, of course, is a big song that keeps on being at the top of the charts and is gaining so many streams.

Shoes in Texas, Ella Langley, number one.

Then Earrings by Malcolm Todd.

Several Olivia Rodrigo songs off of her new album, which like, I like Olivia Rodrigo, but like nothing standing out.

Okay, if you want to know how bad of a banger desert it is right now, would you like to guess what the number nine song is? Is it Benson Boone? It's Mr.

Well, there's been quite a few comparisons kind of contrasting the J.Crew strategy right now with the Gap strategy.

And Gap, who is also heavily referencing all of their own kind of 90s looks and vibes, has used a variety of people too.

They've used Cat's Eye, Indie Navarette, Malcolm Todd, people from all different kind of lanes.

But the aesthetic of the clothes and the way the campaigns look and feel all feels... very one track minded.