directions (ugh, sorry, I can't help myself), what does that say about the future of the group as a whole?But according toHarry Styles While it’s symbolic and quite compelling, Lil Nas X was intentional about the picturesque choice of words to ensure that the song was meme-able, which has allowed it to be shared widely and in a variety of ways. After hearing Netherlands-based producerYoungKio’s booming But honestly, who cares? We get to theorize about what kind of a couple Gus and Emma will be in the new season, and that's pretty alright with us.Instagram contentView on InstagramInstagram contentView on InstagramLet us slide into your DMs.Sign up for theTeen Voguedaily email.Want more fromTeen Vogue? Check this out: He can admit that the EP was a noncohesive attempt to record a bunch of songs with different sounds and wide appeal. It was the earliest stages of him trying to figure out his rap identity. “A lot of the time, I was making generic trap songs,” he says. But there is a more personal track from that time called“Carry On.”