u/United_Wear_8345

I think "Happier" is one of the most famous and best songs in sour, so why didn't she didn't make it a single?

I’ve been thinking about the Oil of Every Pearl's Un-Insides era, and while the original rollout was iconic, I can’t help but imagine a different strategy. If I were in charge, here’s how I would’ve structured the singles:

​1st Single: Immaterial

I truly believe if this was the lead single, it would have gone absolutely viral in 2017. It’s infectious, high-energy, and has that perfect crossover potential to introduce the world to her sound.

​2nd Single: It’s Okay to Cry

Following up with this would show her range. Since it's a beautiful, emotional ballad, it’s a track that even people outside the Hyperpop bubble can connect with and appreciate.

​Final Pre-Album Single: Faceshopping

This would serve as a "light snack" for the hardcore fans right before the album drops—setting the tone for the more experimental side of the project.

​What about Ponyboy?

I love the track, but I feel like it would’ve hit even harder as a post-album single. It has such a raw, aggressive energy that feels like a reward once you've already experienced the full atmosphere and journey of the album.

​I’m curious to hear what you guys think! Would this have changed the album's impact, or was the original order perfect for you?

I am a new fan, and when I listened to "It's Okay to Cry," I fell in love with her voice; it is so calm and beautiful and my question why she didn't sing more songs with her voice