Olivia Rodrigo Releases New Song: drop dead + Third Album Coming in June 

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This month, Olivia Rodrigo dropped the first single “drop dead” off of her third studio album you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love out June 12. 

To accompany the new song, Rodrigo has unveiled a visually stunning music video shot at the iconic Palace of Versailles. Directed by Petra Collins, the video follows Rodrigo as she runs through the palace’s opulent halls, capturing the manic exuberance of a budding new romance. 

We don’t know much about the new album, but she is back collaborating with producer Dan Nigro. In an interview with British Vogue, she touched on the process for the new record, explaining that it was a “creative challenge to write from a joyful place. When you’re experiencing that you’re connected to someone, or feeling really good, you’re not in your head thinking about bittersweet poems!” 

During the Coachella Weekend 2, she surprised audiences during Addison Rae’s set to debut the single.

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