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I'm Brian Hyatt. This is Rolling Stone, music now.

Today I have with me Brittany Spanos and Thomas Muir. We're going to start by talking about the excellent new single from Olivia Rodrigo, which is her first music since the release of her debut Sour two years ago. And then we're going to talk about the disturbing fact

that no one seems to know how to behave at concerts anymore. So that new song is called

Vampire. And it's really good, man. I expected it to be good because I think she's great, but it kind of surprised me.

Every girl I ever talked to told me you were bad bad news. You them crazy God I hate the way I called

them crazy too you're so convincing it has a lot of verve and energy and this

kind of theatrical construction and a lot of different parts to it and it's just a really

exciting and cool and different song that sounds like nothing out there in 2023 and is both in continuity with a previous work and also a step forward.

Thomas you tweeted like people were somehow rooting or expecting it to be bad.

What's that all about?

Oh, I think Twitter people just are like, oh, it's actually good,

because they like expect that because Sour was so amazing that the next era is

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