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I agree but he also said that she used the drama as a marketing strategy and I think that’s so rude of him, especially when he is doing the exact same thing, like just share your songs and don’t talk about herfuck joshua bassett and fuck his fans with their hypocrisy bc all year y’all have been saying “olivia had an obsessive, pathetic crush and she’s crying bc he won’t date a minor” and suddenly when people are saying he groomed her y’all want to say “it’s only a 2 year age gap” ??joshua is...
don’t get me wrong i love olivia so so much but when she sings about her experiences it’s okay but as soon as joshua does it everyone hates on him??? idk can someone explain cause it doesn’t make sense to meJOSHUA BASSET CANT COPY OLIVIA RODRIGO’S LYRICS BLATANTLY THEN SAY HES TELLING HIS SIDE OF THE STORYnow why most livies suddenly attack joshua's songwriting? didn't you guys hate when people did the same to olivia? every artist is free to write about whatever they want, if u...
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