With this third album, Sivan throws away any lingering notions of youthful preciousness, instead inviting us to join him in a thrilling exploration of desire, romance and self-discovery.
In it, Sivan paints himself as a wide-eyed observer of the world, open to anything and everything. This evolution in his music was a testament to his growth as an artist, moving beyond imitation to real-life experiences. The title resonated with me; everyone has something to offer someone else, whether it be an interaction that lasts a second or a relationship that lasts decades.
Many of his songs on this album share the same themes of his previous albums, but with each album it seems Sivan has become more secure and confident in his sexuality, which β other than his looks β is likely what attracts so many people to him. Troye has been extremely comfortable with his sexuality for a long time, not hesitating to discuss it openly during interviews.
Each and every single one of the songs on this album has its own charm and deserves to be analyzed. They are about embracing desire and living in the moment, and I love that sentiment. It immediately started trending on TikTok and was arguably one of the songs of the summer.
This track pulses with a breakneck house beat and throbs with homoerotic energy, challenging any preconceived notions of the artist.
