We started writing it being like, oh my God, it's about time.

We've talked about The X a bit too much.

It's about time that we write a song called The X.

But then we came up with a better punchline.

So we just- Great punchline.

So we put it in that section.

We're like, I need to talk about it.

What were some of the challenges you found about really writing from the heart?

I think that was like something that was living with me for a few years.

I don't personally don't think I deserved it, but it just, it was there.

Like, I'm actually shocked that today I can wake up and be like, I don't talk about that anymore because I'm grateful that I got to do this album because I used to talk about it so much.

So when you ask if it was hard, it was very easy for me to talk about it because it was something I was talking about all the time.

All the time, yeah, yeah.

So just transfer into song mode.

Yeah, and I'd go and be like, what do you want?

And I'd hate it, but I'd never like the person to know about it, but I would talk about it so much.

Do not want to give credit to the person, but I'd talk about it and it's just the easiest.

It was the easiest because like, I needed to get it off my chest.

And we'd talk about it all the time.

They'd be like, what are you talking about?

Oh, we're talking about the ex, the ex.

Yeah, yeah, again.

And they'd be like, okay, Rosie, do it again.

I'd be like,