Hello, hello everybody. Welcome back to another episode of Flulently Forward. Today we are doing a deep dive on Gracie Abrams. We're going to be talking everything about her from her early life, her parents, because of course everybody knows she's a Nepo baby. Her dad comes from directing fame. Most people associate him, JJ AbrJ. Abrams, with Star Wars. However, special

edition lost. What a phenomenal TV show. I just always love talking about it if there's a chance to.

We're going to talk about who she's dating, some of her blind items, and what we think is going to be

next for Ms. Abrams. So, without further ado, let's get into today's deep dive. Oh, we think is going to be next for Ms. Abrams. So without further ado, let's get into

today's deep dive. Oh, we're also going to be talking about rumors that she might be Lacey. That's right,

is Gracie Lacey from the Olivia Rodriguez song Lacey and everything to do with the two of them.

You know me. If it's a semi- bisexual theory,

I'm on it. So without further ado, here is our episode. I want to kick things off by talking about

how I saw her in concert just last month, I believe. She performed at Red Rocks in Denver,

and shout out to my friend Megan, who invited me to go to the concert.

It was a great concert and it was also a concert. You know when you're seeing somebody live and you

only know a few of their songs. So like the day of or the week of, you listen to more of their

music because you're like, I want to be able to sing along. I want to know what's going on.

Going to her concert, I realize that Gracie Abrams is the type of

lyricist that can only be basically compared to the bare naked ladies. You know, when they're like

chickadea to China to Chinese chicken, the butabodda da and your brain starts sticking. And it's like,

oh my God, every single song of hers, she crams in. Like, I feel like she must be a songwriter first.

I know everybody says one of the things about Gracie Abrams and her music is that she does

phenomenal bridges, right?

That's what they're called, not the verse, the bridge, the part almost at the end where it's

like a little bit different.

Don't come to me for any music theory.

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