Did anybody else notice/think this? I imagine Value being like the girl getting out of this relationship or being broken up with this guy who was bad for her, just chilling being single and knowing her value. Then Don't Take Me Home takes place after quarantine has started and Tori is fantasizing about going out with her lover and being free. In Time Flies, I don't think the content of the lyrics is literal and rather she's referring to how much time has flown in quarantine. Also I think this just sounds like her having a jam session in quarantine. Unbothered is about enjoying quarantine, especially the ability to be free from society's pressures in actual life, as well as detaching from the trivial things on social media. Finally, Glad is about how despite how she doesn't often express gratitude and can sometimes have bad moods/fights/relational issues with her husband, she's thankful to spend time with her husband in quarantine.
Overall, I love this EP so much, exactly what I want to listen to in this weird time. If you have anything to add to my theory, please do!
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Quebec's distinct culture reacts differently to global movements like #MeToo and Black Lives Matter. Jesse is joined by Emilie Nicolas, a columnist, journalist, anthropologist and soon-to-be instructor of a Black Lives Matter and the Media course at the University of Toronto.
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