that she came up with the idea for this story of "hope and revolution" after organizing marches against family separation. "I was feeling a mixture of empowerment and fear," Mendoza says. "I was inspired by the hundreds of thousands of people that took the streets to stop family separation. But I was also afraid of what could happen to undocumented immigrants if this administration was re-elected. I allowed myself to imagine the worst possible future for our country. I then asked myself how do we stop this from happening? My answer was clear: young people." Prior to its release, the song was described as an acoustic indie-pop ballad. Though featuring objectively heartbreaking lyrics, the soft composition of the song is comforting, making it the perfect track not to chase the blues away, but to embrace them as part of your growth. That message fits right at home with V’s healing repertoire and the plotItaewon Class“ On April 5, it was announced that Lil Nas X had landed the coveted spot, and it’s safe to say the artist had beenanticipating the news all day After Trump announced his positive COVID-19 test, on October 2