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Rodrigo was just 17 when the song came out, but she had been getting ready for years. “And I got home and I was like, ‘Maybe I’ll write a song about this: crying in the car.’” Rodrigo had tapped into a universal experience: The middle-aged guys weren’t teenage girls, but they’d also driven around listening to sad songs. “I was driving around my neighborhood listening to really sad songs, like, crying in the car,” Rodrigo told Apple Music. By the end of their discourse, they’re all in tears, singing along.
Another complains that it just sounds like a teenage girl sitting alone at a piano. One puts “drivers license” on the jukebox. A few weeks after Olivia Rodrigo’s “drivers license” became the biggest song in the world, Saturday Night Live ran a sketch that featured a bunch of middle-aged guys shooting pool in a dive bar.
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