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"I Love You" received mixed reviews from critics. Sarah Rodman of The Boston Globe gave a positive review of the track, calling it a "midtempo charmer".[3] Jon Pareles of The New York Times also gave a positive review, calling it "earnest" and adding that "compared with Katy Perry and Taylor Swift, she's kindly and forgiving."[4] Jody Rosen of Rolling Stone called the song an "unabashed love song" and stated that it was one of the many "flavors" of "catchy tunes" seen on the "sturdy pop-radio record".[5]
The official music video for "Love It When You Hate Me" was directed by Audrey Ellis Fox and was released on March 5, 2022. It opens up with Avril being chased by paparazzi after a prison sentence due to "falling in love too many times". The video mainly shows Lavigne, Blackbear and Barker performing inside of a prison cell with dancing female inmates. The ending showed Lavigne flipping off the press following her release for bad behavior.[11] The music video was nominated for 2022 MTV Video Music Awards' Best Alternative music video, it was Lavigne's first Video Music Award nomination since her 2007 single "Girlfriend".[12]
As soon as Olivia Rodrigo dropped "Drivers License" on January 8, we simply had no choice but to completely be in our feels for the rest of 2021. Thanks to everyone from Rodrigo to Avril Lavigne to Taylor Swift, this year has been filled with a mixture of sappy, give no f*cks, and scream-at-the-top-of-your-lungs love songs that will be on repeat until 2022. As we say good riddance to another pandemic year, we've compiled the best love songs 2021 has given us, below.
Behold the song that ripped hearts out and inspired impromptu karaoke sessions everywhere. Taylor Swift's 10-minute version of her 2012 hit "All Too Well" is somehow even better nearly a decade later with telling new lyrics ("And I was never good at tellin' jokes, but the punch line goes / I'll get older, but your lovers stay my age") and a perfect short film (opens in new tab) starring Sadie Sink and Dylan O'Brien to accompany it. Hey Jake Gyllenhaal, if you're reading this, blink twice if you're okay.
2007 or 2021 We're very here for Avril Lavigne's angsty new single, "Bite Me," that gives us major nostalgia for her early work. While this one isn't necessarily a lovey-dovey love song, it encapsulates that "you'll miss me when I'm gone" energy when you're ready to peace out from a toxic relationship.
Blxst has done it once again in "About You," where the 26-year-old singer expresses his desire for someone he's really into. "I need you to be about we / If you put a limit on your love then count me / Girl, I know my selfish ways be OD / But I just express in ways you don't see."
Like much of Halsey's music, "Ya'aburnee" hits different. The word, which means "you bury me" in Arabic, represents the hope that a loved one will die before them so they don't have to live without them. Halsey conveys this beautifully in their lyrics. "Letting all my insecurity / Devour me with certainty / That love is just a currency / So take my pockets, take me home / Take my life, and take my soul / Wrap me in a wedding ring / You know I swear I'd give you anything."
While more about lust than love, "MONTERO (Call Me By Your Name)" is a certified bop, especially if you're listening to it while you're enjoying being single. As for the name of the song itself, it's a nod to the 2017 film, Call Me By Your Name. "That was one of the first gay films that I had watched, and I thought the theme was so dope of calling somebody by your own name," Lil Nas X told Billboard (opens in new tab). "The way everything is shot, the way the dialogue goes on, the way the background sounds are used, everything about it is so artsy."
Coming in hot nine months late, Drake's Certified Lover Boy is complete with a feature from Kid Cudi. It includes Cudi's signature themes of life and love and, of course, an excellent Instagram caption: "You told me I was a phase / Okay, fine, I miss y
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