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link to video:
https://youtu.be/GZNDmNaIr1U?si=pn3uFvcJmnB02kju
link to lyrics:
https://genius.com/Lorde-liability-lyrics

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"You're a little much for me" scene - Euphoria (2021) Special E02

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So I guess I'll go home
Into the arms of the girl that I love
The only love I haven't screwed up
She's so hard to please
But she's a forest fire
I do my best to meet her demands
Play at romance, we slow dance
In the living room, but all that a stranger would see
Is one girl swaying alone
Stroking her cheek

Liability uses situational irony in the first verse as Lorde describes herself going to please a demanding girl at home, only to reveal that the girl she is trying to please is herself.

Bea Almario

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The truth is I am a toy that people enjoy

Lorde uses a metaphor to compare herself to a toy. The purpose of a toy is to be used as enjoyment and entertainment until they are bored.  Lorde tells us that everyone enjoys her as a 'toy.' She exists to entertain other people until they get tired of her and move on.  Even though Lorde is currently enjoying the relationship, she anticipates being abandoned and knows that she will soon be back on her own.

Katherine E

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The song, Liability, is centered on the theme of love, specifically how humans grieve after a relationship and the feeling of loneliness.

As Lorde reflects on her character, she begins to blame herself and explores a theme of person vs. self.

They say, "You're a little much for me
You're a liability
You're a little much for me"
So they pull back, make other plans
I understand, I'm a liability
Get you wild, make you leave
I'm a little much for e-a-na-na-na, everyone

The guilt of being "a liability" is what makes the human experience of grief and breakups so painful, yet so relatable.

Bea Almario

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The intended audience of this song is for teens and young girls
While one voice is still saying all of the insecurities  that she’s a liability, that she’s eventually going to make everyone leave her – the other voice is assuring her that she’s not what she thought she was.

The song aims to entertain audiences with a simple, sad, but attracting message about heartbreak, emotion, and self-discovery, addressing young girls' experiences.

Katherine E