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March 25, 2025 63 mins

This week Across the Couch, we're stepping into our pop culture era with our first-ever music review—and what better way to kick it off than with Selena Gomez & Benny Blanco’s new album, “I Said I Love You First.”

Meg shares why this album hit deeper than expected—calling it the album for every girl who’s ever felt the weight of comparison—while Blue breaks down the standout tracks giving main character energy, heartbreak, and just the right amount of mess. We’re talking emotional lyrics, chaotic bops, and the ones that made us want to scream-text our exes.

We unpack the tracks that stuck with us, the ones that surprised us, and why this album feels like a grown, vulnerable chapter for Selena. Plus, we drop our top picks—and spoiler: “Call Me When You Break Up” might’ve just become our shared anthem.

Let us know if you’re into the couch critics era… because we definitely are.

Top Tracks Talked About:

  • “Call Me When You Break Up”
  • “Sunset Blvd”
  • “Cowboy”
  • “Don’t Wanna Cry”
  • “Bluest Flame”
  • “How Does It Feel to Be Forgotten”
  • “Younger and Hotter”
  • “Scared of Loving You”

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