SOUR Prom (2021)

Olivia Rodrigo: driving home 2 u (a SOUR film) is a documentary that focuses on the singer-songwriter in today's generation of pop culture. This movie tells the story of Olivia Rodrigo, who went on tour on a road trip with her band from Salt Lake City and Los Angeles, performing songs from her debut album Sour along the way. Because the singer has become successful and popular among many fans in today's generation of pop culture, Olivia Rodrigo has gained so much recognition in the music industry that this featured documentary film about her has been created and released on Disney Plus.

This article will discuss the singer's legacy in today's generation in entertainment.

Olivia Rodrigo is a biracial (half-Filipina) singer-songwriter who began her talent in music at a young age. She states that her family follows Filipino traditions and cuisine, which makes her a representative and diverse singer among audiences. Inspired by Taylor Swift's success in country music, she decided to pursue her career in songwriting.

One memorable scene from this documentary film is Olivia Rodrigo playing her guitar while traveling with her mom on the road. She was thinking of lyrics for her song based on her personal life. Another scene shows her recording her debut single "Driver's License" in a music recording studio. She states that Taylor Swift is her idol in the music industry.

In honor of AANHPI Heritage month, let's celebrate Filipina-American pop star Olivia Rodrigo and her love of horror movies. Grammy-award singer Olivia Rodrigo not only sings about the angsty teenage experience, but she references women-led horror movies in her music videos that give us a glimpse of how brutal girlhood could really be. In no particular order, let's see what horror movie references we can spot in Rodrigo's music videos.

In the music video "good 4 u" Olivia Rodrigo famously wears black gloves throughout the video. After recently watching a classic J-horror film, I got déjà vu because one of the characters also is known for wearing black rubber gloves. If you haven't guessed it before, Olivia Rodrigo's gloves are inspired by the J-horror film Audition (1991). The female lead, Asami wears black rubber gloves when she reveals her cruel intentions toward a widower. FYI, Audition is about a woman seeking revenge on men that have done her wrong, and "good 4 u" has got that covered, alright.

In, "Brutal" Olivia Rodrigo shows us that life can be brutal for teenage girls or just women in general. This music video is all about hyper-feminity and how suffocating it is for girls to keep up with unrealistic images of themselves. We see scenes of ballet dancers and Rodrigo breaking a leg to keep up with the dancers; this definitely screams Black Swan (2010). She's even wearing black pointe shoes!