—we can't wait to see what this guy does next. Go grab tickets to his Dazed and Confused tourright here Basically, the more you expect to hear Taylor's voice spliced in with Rihanna's, the more you will trick yourself into hearing it. Alex Castello, a music producer in Los Angeles (who did not work on the song) points out toTeen Vogue “We started the TikTok up not thinking it was actually going to be anything we release because we literally say the f-word like 46 times. No one is gonna let us put this out," Savana says. “We didn’t expect to wake up and have it get 4.5 million views overnight.” It's been a learning process, Sami says, of figuring out when to “play the game” and when to take risks: “When to say like, screw it, I’m going to put a song on the internet and no one can tell me a gosh darn thing.” against the government of Nicolas Maduro; many of them were young students. Over120 people