Name: Olivia Rodrigo Describes the Heartbreak That Inspired Her Album "Sour"
Uploaded: 2022-04-28T05:03:04.000Z
Duration: 5 min 1 s
Description: Olivia Rodrigo talks about her relationship in this video. She also talks about her new film "OLIVIA RODRIGO: driving home 2 u," which premieres on Disney+ on March...

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and I thought you might find it interesting.

"The biggest lie about love is that it will set you free."

We have always accepted that love will set you free

and I was excited to present you with that quote

Oh, God, "Heartbreak is a two-way street."

I think I was talking about the song "Favorite Crime,"

And I just remember going through that awful heartbreak

and feeling so responsible for it though too in a way.

Like you can blame someone else and be like,

"Oh, like I hate that you did that to me,

it's like you put yourself in a position to be hurt

That was like a big kind of aha moment for me.

You say this word a lot throughout it, which is proud,

and you can direct that towards yourself.

And that is something I have struggled with my whole life.

How do you think that you know to reserve

that reflection of being able to be proud of yourself?

'Cause a lot of us have gone through life not doing it,

Yeah, I actually think that was something

where I'm always like, "No, I could always be doing better."

I think, even as women, I think sometimes

that we feel like ashamed to like say that,

or, you know, whatever. Humility is very dangerous.

But I think I've had a hard time walking that line,

so that means a lot that you appreciated that.

and I could kind of take a few steps back

and look at it from a different vantage point.

So, I don't know, I just think it took growing up

for me to realize that you can be proud of yourself

And I've come from a lot of privilege and I recognize that.

But I can also, you know, still be proud of the things

Yeah, I feel like we definitely had a similar experience

growing up as child actors where you're like on a set,

and I kind of talked about it a little bit in the film.

But like you like do a little thing and they're like,

"Oh my God, you're so brilliant, this is amazing,"

"Oh, I could do the worst thing and people could,

you know, say that I did an amazing thing.

So how will I know if I'm actually doing a good job?"

And I kinda like swung to the other side of the pendulum

Okay, whoa, I'm having an aha moment, I'm not kidding.

but have we accepted less in relationships

maybe we like really like criticism in that way,

because we didn't hear a lot of it growing up.

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Olivia Rodrigo Describes the Heartbreak That Inspired Her Album "Sour"

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