Olivia Rodrigo's signature 'spiral chorus'

He does it on stupid songs. He does it on "You Trust Me." He does it on "Bag." He does it on "Less." He does it on "Expectations." He does it on "Purple." If you're a fan of Olivia Rodriguez and you're wondering why her songs tax such an emotional punch, part of the reason is the songwriting technique she uses. We're calling it the "spiral chorus" here at Switch On Pop because it does the opposite of what most pop songs do. Most pop songs give you the title of the chorus right at the very beginning. "Paint Pony Club." I'm going to keep on dancing at the "Paint Pony Club" and she repeats it over and over again. Olivia doesn't do that. She spirals around and gives you the title phrase at the very end. There's the title at the very end. She does this over and over again on this album. This is like a signature sound of Olivia Rodriguez, the spiral chorus making you wait till the very end. Delayed gratification.