In the new visuals, the 'High School Musical: The Musical: The Series' star can be seen linking up with her boyfriend's ex-girlfriends, who are all wearing beauty pageant sashes.
- Mar 22, 2024
AceShowbiz - Olivia Rodrigo has finally unleashed the "Obsessed" music video. Just two days after teasing the visuals, the "Drivers License" hitmaker released it on Friday, March 22 as she also dropped the deluxe version of "Guts".
In the clip, the "High School Musical: The Musical: The Series" star can be seen being surrounded with her partner's ex-girlfriends, who are wearing white gowns and beauty pageant sashes. They include "Miss Thought She Was the One," "Miss Also Thought She Was the One," "Miss 2 Summers Ago" and others.
Olivia, meanwhile, goes all black from head to toe and a "Miss Right Now" sash. The 21-year-old musician looks annoyed and anxious in the room while expressing her jealousy through her lyrics.
"I'm so obsessed with your ex/ I know she's been asleep on my side of your bed, and I can feel it/ I'm starin' at her like I wanna get hurt And I remember every detail you have evеr told me, so be careful, baby," she chants in the chorus. "I'm so obsеssed with your ex/ Yeah, I'm so obsessed with your ex."
Olivia has been performing "Obsessed" during her "Guts" world tour. Aside fom the track, the "Guts" deluxe version features other songs like "Girl I've Always Been", "Scared of My Guitar", "Stranger" as well as "So American".
"Guts" originally hit streaming services in September 2023 as the follow-up to Olivia's acclaimed 2021 debut, "Sour". The set topped the Billboard 200 albums chart dated September 23, 2023.
Of writing the album, Olivia told Variety magazine, "The experience tested my confidence and patience." She added, "It taught me some important lessons about songwriting in terms of focusing on your craft rather than just waiting for inspiration to strike."
"You can never sit down at the piano and try to write something that everyone will like; that always results in a really bad song," the Grammy-winning artist further elaborated. "It taught me that I write songs that I want to hear.
