The "Espresso" singer was leaking agreed attraction as she showed her skinny legs in Dukes daisies, while and seemingly separated time to dig in their ex.

On Thursday, the singer "Feathers" explained why she wrote a song while sharing some scenes that look behind her music video. She opened a kindergarten with a photo of her wearing panties, along with a white tip that was bound on the front to show her taut tummy.

She explained that she wrote a song on "random Tuesday" with close associates Amy Allen and Jack Antonoff, shortly after she finished the sixth album, "Short n" sweet. "

"It ended the best random Tuesdays of my life," she wrote. "Not only was it not that much fun to write, but this song became something I could look at that he would achieve mental assembly on very confusing and fun young years of life."

She continued to say that song is like "the embodiment of the lovely rolling of the eye" and "feels like a constant journey in the summer." She explained that she now wanted to release the song, "so you can score your head through the car window and scream all summer!"

"Thank you always and forever listening," she concluded, in joking to add, "and thank you men on testing me !!!"

In the comments, fans had nothing but love for her new singles. "Sabrina writes better discouged traces of Raper Lmao," he commented on a fan.

"The perfect moment in life, sister, thanks," he wrote another accessory.

"Pop music is saved once again," the third fan has been influenced.

The cheerleaders who watched YouTube video immediately took to comments to praise the "stunning" ensemble. "I just counted thirty-seven clothes changes ... Your stylist needs a raise," the fan commented.

"Stylist needs a raise, so suits, and Sabrina looks stunning in all of them!" Another accessory was agreed.

"Jesus, this is the most unimportive and more complex music video I've ever seen. The old great classics don't even approach. This is on the second level of shine," the third fan in which he is thrown.

The second hearer praised the thought behind the video, "Okay, I got it: Chaotic, sometimes not full of dangers - and jumping from one car in another, insecure (but almost predictably wild) relationship."

"You can't claim this isn't one of the best music videos yet," he wrote another fan as a few followers begged her to let her new album.

Some followers thought the song throws shade on the former boy, Barry KeoghanWith lyrics like ", he never heard of self-drying / half of your brain, just not there / manchild, why do you always come to me, getting me all love?"