Dominic Fike Babydoll New York Times Popcast

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    Dominic Fike broke down why Babydoll blew up online in a New York Times Popcast interview, eight years after the 2018 release

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    What's your best theory for why people latched on to that one at this moment? You have a guess? We were talking about a bunch of different reasons it might have happened. We went on tour in Australia and we played it like twice at the end of every concert. And it would create like a little earthquake. But also I think it was the time for music. Music became a little bit more calculated and pop was really big at the time. And, you know, Geese was coming out too, I think. like rock, white guy rock was like so bad. White guys are so bad. White guys are bad. And you're like, I got a song for y'all. They found it. I didn't even think they did that. They were looking. You like these? You ever heard Baby Dolls by Dominic Fyke? Also, there's this generation of new kids. And they, you know, they get to experience things now. A lot of my fans are really young now. Yeah. I'll go to my concerts and there's like little kids. Who weren't even alive when that song came out. Or who weren't. Certainly not picking their own music. It was alive when it came out. Yeah, yeah.