[cheering]
WOMAN: We love you, Dix!
[cheering continues]
♪
CHARLI: For a very long time,
I put out a very perfect version of myself.
- You two are a big deal.
I mean-- Look, she's blushing.
[Landon chuckles]
- Cheers.
♪
- I don't want anything we're doing out here in Hollywood
to do any harm to our family.
♪
CHARLI: What the [bleep] is wrong with you?
♪
[inaudible]
♪
DIXIE: I got diagnosed with PMDD.
- We gotta make sure that we're trying to get
as much sleep as we can.
DIXIE: [cries] I'm so tired.
- Stay hydrated.
DIXIE: I've had two Red Bulls,
about 40 pizza bagels and I'm ready to party.
ALL: Coachella!
- Whoo!
♪
MARC: We got 55 [bleep] people here
that have been working their asses off.
We don't need a little family squabble.
Hollywood could chew you up and spit you out,
and we gotta keep our eyes open. You control--
MARC: That's not true.
CHARLI: It's time to do things on my own
without my family.
- Why don't you guys throw a mini prom?
We're doing prom and we want you to come.
I'm so excited.
You're welcome, [bleep].
You're welcome.
♪
- Don't cry, no.
[Charli groans] [Dixie grunts]
♪
Are you gonna tell her or you want me to tell her?
- You tell her.
♪
[Dixie sighs]
♪
DIXIE: Mom.
HEIDI: Hi, guys.
[Charli and Dixie sigh deeply]
What?
♪
DIXIE: You know, happiness and love.
HEIDI: What's the-- what?
DIXIE: Charli is single.
♪
- Really?
What happened?
[Charli groans]
- [sniffles] I don't even know how I feel.
I didn't have any time.
- I know. That happened so quickly.
- Landon and I just broke up, like--
♪
DIXIE: Fifteen minutes ago? - Fifteen minutes ago.
♪
[cheering] MAN: Happy birthday.
MAN 1: Happy birthday! MAN 2: Hey!
MAN 3: One, two, three, and four!
[cheering]
CHARLI: Kinda started in the Bahamas.
- Whoo!
The trip was not as picture perfect as it seemed at all.
And he, like, flipped out.
He was like, "You don't know how to handle my anxiety."
So I was like, alright--
- Which you do a very good job at handling
his anxiety and your own.
- Sometimes, I just, like, last minute, I'm just like,
will have like a panic attack and just get off the plane
and be like, "I can't go, I'm sorry."
CHARLI: All I can do is be there
if he texts or calls or needs something.
He has to make the decision that's best for him.
WOMAN: You and Landon are so cute.
You guys hold so much space for your, like, quirks.
[woman laughs] - Oh, I'm obsessed with them.
- It's like-- It's like all about the quirks.
- We were fighting every single night,
and it was like every little thing that I did.
And... then,
he left, like, ten minutes before my birthday
and didn't say anything to me.
MAN: We got one minute to my little sister's birthday!
Let's go, Char!
[cheering]
- Everyone was asking me like, "Where's Landon?"
And I was like, "I don't-- I don't know."
And then we got back and I left and I went to the couch
and I was gonna go sleep there so he could have his space.
And he was just, like, so mad at me.
♪
This morning,
I kind of convinced myself that I was crazy
and then I talked to him
and now I'm single.
HEIDI: Char, I'm sorry.
♪
Oh, I know that's a shitty feeling.
[Charli groans]
- Um, I don't really know how I feel.
I feel a little naive
and I feel stupid for knowing
all of the arguments and all of the stuff that was going on
and bragging about how perfect he is.
And I don't think,
I don't think that--
I don't think that I did something wrong.
And I think in a lot of these situations that have happened,
I still end up apologizing
and I feel guilty.
But... I'm not perfect, and I know that.
DIXIE: We need to stop bringing these boys on vacations
and treating them and, like,
start doing that for our girlfriends because--
- Yes! Girl trips and Dad.
Dad could come. DIXIE: Well, yeah.
He's proven himself. HEIDI: Yes.
♪
- He hasn't even texted me.
He hasn't said anything.
DIXIE: He's probably shitting himself.
We're supposed to film with him.
- Today.
- And Wednesday, and we had the shoe party on Thursday
and then prom on Friday.
Great. - Luckily I have friends now...
- I know. I was--
- ...that I can hang out with.
- Oh, it's like a punch in the gut, huh?
Ugh!
DIXIE: Well, he just didn't apologize.
CHARLI: Yeah, he, like, made it so much worse.
- It's like this is one part of it
and then the public side of it is, like--
DIXIE: We're not even ready.
HEIDI: No, I know.
CHARLI: Imagine how much it's gonna suck
to see everyone talk about how perfect we are
'cause that's what everyone says.
- Yeah.
- And I just know somehow I'm gonna look like
I did something wrong.
- No, of course. 'Cause you're the girl and it's always the girl's fault.
It's what the Internet thinks.
- I'm so strong.
[Dixie chuckles]
♪
- Well, take whatever time you need to process.
- Just wanted to let you know.
- I'm here for you.
- I talk for Charli now. I'm like the Lorax.
HEIDI: I just feel bad because she has a lot of things coming up,
especially our shoe launch event.
This is kind of the core of our business.
She needs to focus.
- So who are you gonna bring to prom?
♪
- Who are you bringing to prom?
- I said I'll go with Charli.
You wanna be my prom date?
CHARLI: Hmm.
♪
RUBY: Okay, are you drinking?
- I'll drink if you drink.
- I'll drink. - I'll have a glass.
RUBY: I'll have a glass.
ALEXA: Let's sip.
CARLOS: Here you go.
- Okay, cheers. Kendall's birthday.
[Carlos laughs]
- Thank you. CARLOS: Of course.
- I love Landon, but I'm team Charli no matter what.
So it's gonna be a hot girl summer.
Like, I was saying that immediately.
I'm just kind of finding my way of being a single girl in LA,
and I mean with the end of last year
and being basically on bed rest
and now that I'm feeling better,
I think I'm-- recently just been making up for lost time.
♪
RUBY: Oh, wait, I don't think we did it right.
KENDALL: No.
- Wow. - There's--
KENDALL: Yeah, now you have to try it. - Carlos, can you do it?
CARLOS: Yeah. Give it to me.
- Guys, I'm, like, really upset.
- Why? RUBY: Why?
- All my comments. They're so mad 'cause I showed my nipples.
♪
Yeah, I don't really know why I posted.
I was just like, like, I wasn't even thinking of it as like nipples.
I was thinking of it more like art.
ALEXA: It was a sick picture.
- But also, I've never been like family-friendly, like, ever.
Like from the beginning I was, like, cursing.
[laughter] It's a picture.
I know how much of a privilege it is to have this platform.
There's expectations of what I need to do for the brand,
but it is a lot of pressure to be a role model.
I've said that from the beginning.
I'm not a role model because I have no clue what I'm doing.
What I post online shouldn't represent my whole family.
♪
- Connor's here.
- Connor. - Connie.
WOMAN: You wanna go take a shot?
DIXIE: Should we show me try to take a shot on camera?
KENDALL: Yeah.
♪
DIXIE: Oh, my God. That's so much.
ALEXA: Oh, oh, oh. - Is that a lot?
RUBY: That can be for me.
Dixie needs less. - Okay.
Okay.
- ♪ We poppin' ♪ - ♪ Bottles, bottles ♪
- ♪ We poppin' ♪
- Okay, cheers.
- Happy birthday, Kendall! - Happy birthday to me.
CARLOS: Happy birthday, Kendall.
- Thanks.
[indistinct chatter]
[Dixie retches] RUBY: Wait, you just killed it.
CARLOS: Oh, my God.
You're good, Dixie. You're good.
- She's good. [Dixie blows raspberry]
- I did it. [Alexa cheers]
- ♪ Bottles, bottles ♪
- That was, like, the smallest shot ever.
Let's do another. No, I'm just kidding.
CARLOS: Was that good?
- I think right now me being 21,
I don't know, I just don't see the problem with me
just trying the best I can to enjoy my life.
- Should I take a picture of my birthday cake
with all the missing fruit?
- Okay. ALEXA: Dixie!
- She's, like, fine. Wait. ALEXA: Oh, my God!
KENDALL: She's, like, a shot taker now.
ALEXA: Oh!
KENDALL: Oh, stop.
[Dixie burps]
- ♪ Tell me who fresher than me, I'll wait ♪
♪ Got a couples 100s that I keep in the safe ♪
♪ This is not a game ♪
♪ So you know I don't play ♪ - Don't play ♪
- ♪ Don't play with me ♪
♪ Love always turns ♪
- We are one hour away from launch of D'Amelio Footwear.
- ♪ Ice in my diamonds ♪
♪ Yeah ♪
♪ I'm who they wanna be, yeah ♪
♪ I'm who they wanna be ♪
♪ Wanna be ♪
♪
WOMAN: So, what shoes are everyone wearing tonight?
- I don't know.
He's not coming, right?
ALEXA: No. - No. Okay.
- Ruby's-- Ruby's bodyguard.
He ain't getting through her.
- Oh, facts. - Trust me.
- So Landon and I are broken up.
It's been a couple days and, you know, not great days,
but all of that needs to be put aside
because tonight is the shoe launch party.
It is an extremely important event
for everyone in my family.
There's press to be done
and I just have to pretend like everything's fine, nothing happened.
- Just don't think about-- Think about us being here.
- Like, I can't stop what I'm doing.
Like, I still have things that are going on
that I have to be present for.
I feel like I just don't know how to respond,
so I'm just like kind of--
- I'm more scared for when it does hit me
or if it does hit me and, like, what happens then?
- I just hope someone's around when it hits you.
If it hits you
♪
CHARLI: Wait. Hello, hello?
[Charli gasps]
Oh, my God.
ALEXA: What happened?
[sirens wailing]
GREG: [over phone] Hey, man, we're down the street.
We were about to shoot a scene with Dixie
and she's had one of her seizures or something.
She's on the ground.
She looks like she's in another planet.
She's not speaking.
So Hulu immediately called an ambulance.
Okay.
Marc is on his way.
[siren wailing]
[gasps]
♪
[siren wailing]
♪
[horn blares]
[wailing continues]
♪
MARC: I just got a call that Dixie had a seizure
right down the street from our office.
As I'm running down,
I'm thinking, "Oh, my God, is she banging her head?
"Who's with her?
"Is she alone? What's it like?"
It was, it was--
It's heart-wrenching.
And terrifying.
[indistinct chatter]
MARC: It's not the first time she's had a seizure,
but I don't think a parent could ever get used to that phone call.
I've seen it and it's scary, and, so I'm,
I'm thinking the worst.
♪
[inaudible dialogue]
♪
CHARLI: She was driving and she, like, had to pull over
'cause she wasn't feeling good. WOMAN 1: Did she vomit?
WOMAN 2: Yeah. - She even said--
'Cause when she drove me here,
she was like, "Yeah, I really don't feel good.
Can you get me a Red Bull?"
And I was like, "Okay."
- That's bad.
♪
[sirens wailing]
♪
DIXIE: I was driving to go film
and I'm, like, feel my chest getting really heavy.
Just felt like there's something wrong with my body
and I felt scared.
I just thought I was, like, shutting down.
In high school, I got diagnosed with PNES,
which is psychogenic nonepileptic seizures,
which is basically kind of a physical symptom of anxiety.
I haven't had a seizure since, like, 2017.
MARC: We've been through this before.
We know that because she has psychogenic nonepileptic seizures,
we rule out epilepsy right off the bat
where when you go to a hospital,
they want to check for epilepsy,
so they wanna put you on a machine.
And we went through countless seizures
with her being on a machine with nothing that registered.
So we asked to be discharged.
♪
ALEXA: Did she?
- She posted two things. - In the hospital?
- Like, I thought you were, like, having a medical emergency.
She's like, she doesn't care.
And I feel like it's a little scary.
♪ Final Teardrop by Rupert Pope, Giles Palmer & Eller playing ♪
- ♪ Turn and face the storm ♪
♪
CHARLI: Going into the shoe launch party.
- Come over here, let's find the publicists.
CHARLI: Going through a lot emotionally,
like, going through a breakup.
And then, Dixie, just had a seizure.
- She was dehydrated?
PUBLICIST: She was dehydrated.
- I had all these questions for you
to ask your sister tonight and for her to ask you
and she's not here now.
Tell me what happened and what's going on.
- Yeah. She was just dehydrated and she got some fluids.
♪
The D'Amelio Footwear brand.
It's very important for everyone in the family.
So even if we are, like, feeling like shit,
everything has to kind of be pushed aside
and the second you step out there,
it has to be, like,
perfect.
♪
- Do you think she's gonna come? - I don't know.
- I don't know if it's the best thing.
- When I was at the hospital with her,
she just, it just clicked and she's like,
"Okay, Dad, I'm okay."
And I was like, "Wait, what?"
- It's very Dixie. - I know.
♪
I do not want Dixie to come tonight.
It's-- That's why we are doing this.
We're doing this so we don't have to depend on Charli
or Dixie.
HEIDI: Like, take care of yourself.
♪ Boogeyman by Wizardz of Oz playing ♪
♪
- ♪ You run, run just as fast as you can ♪
♪ But your heart beats hard like the kick in the band ♪
- Welcome to the party.
MAN: This is, this is great, man.
GREG: Cool, right?
WOMAN: This is insane.
- The big, big pump platforms.
♪
RILEY: So, how are you feeling about Landon?
- Yeah, haven't had a second to breathe.
With everything that's going on with Landon and Dixie,
I'm trying to focus on all of the amazing people in my life
and surrounding myself with that energy rather than
dwelling on the fact that Landon's not here
and we are not together.
♪
DIXIE: This shoe launch is very important.
Building up to this for six months,
it's a very big deal.
I don't think there's anything that could get me to miss this party.
I could be on the side of the road flopping like a fish
and I will still be there.
♪
WOMAN: Thank you so much. - Of course.
♪
- Guys, don't worry.
- You almost didn't make it. DIXIE: I know.
- Kailey didn't think you were.
- It was really touch-and-go for a minute there.
CHARLI: Dixie needs to take care of herself.
Like, I don't think she should have
gotten signed out of the ER.
Yeah, you didn't keep your band on?
♪
You should have. I would've.
The thing is she doesn't take anything seriously,
but this is serious.
She can't drive for, like, three to six months
and I feel like she doesn't take it seriously
because she doesn't want anyone else to be scared.
But that doesn't take away from the fact
that, like, something really bad could have happened
and she needs to make sure that she's doing everything she can
so this does not happen again.
♪
[cheers]
♪
- ♪ So I'ma make history ♪
♪
- Hi.
DIXIE: You like your swing set?
♪
- I sat on this for, like, an hour and a half yesterday.
- Is it safe? CHARLI: Hmm.
Debatable.
- How are you feeling?
- I'm good.
How are you?
- Not great.
I just feel like something's wrong with me
and I don't know what it is.
Kinda scared.
I just get dizzy and fall.
- And convulse.
- And get taken to the ER and then go to a footwear party.
- Yeah, I made a lot of bad decisions.
I don't know what to tell you.
The seizures came from many different things.
Lack of sleep, dehydration, caffeine.
It was just kind of like a perfect storm
and I don't think I should have gone to the footwear party.
I should have been in bed and not done anything.
- Dixie, I'm gonna tell you something as your sister.
You're so scary.
- I'm scary? CHARLI: So scary.
DIXIE: I say all the time, I'm shocked I haven't died yet, but--
- Like, genuinely.
And that's, like, like a yeah.
♪
But that's not good.
- I make a lot of crazy decisions.
- And I want you to live a long life.
- Well, thanks.
- You need someone to, like, handcuff you to your bed
with water and vegetables. DIXIE: So I don't do anything?
- And eating a pizza every day for two months
isn't a good thing.
DIXIE: I feel like I'm always talking about prioritizing my health
and, like, now being a wise 21-year-old,
I just realize, like, I just need to take a little break
and take better care of myself.
I'm so sad I'm missing prom.
How's Landon?
♪
- We talked yesterday
and... I mean, we're broken up completely.
It sucks.
We had a very tough conversation.
We both need to, to grow up and be independent
and not rely on each other.
- You guys are very codependent.
So what about the giant flowers that are in the kitchen?
CHARLI: Like, I get what he's trying to do. DIXIE: Like, I-- I know.
- We'll see if maybe in a month or two months
or whatever it is,
we wanna have a conversation.
But that's also, I told him, I was, like,
"You need to give me my space."
Right now, I'm definitely focusing on myself.
I've had a lot of change that I can stick up for myself
and not let people walk all over me.
And it's important for me to kind of protect
my own mental health
and not let work or a public relationship
get in the way of that.
I'm just too pretty for all this.
[Dixie chuckles]
- Love you. - Love you.
♪
- I still feel kinda loopy, like brain fog.
So sadly I'm going to be missing this prom
because I had a seizure yesterday
and I'm just not feeling too well.
I wish I could be there for Charli
because I love seeing her around her friends
and doing these fun little things
that kind of make up for some of the things she's missed.
I want her to shine.
I don't get why you have to drink water every day.
[laughter]
I'm, like, serious.
MAN: And not just some, like a good amount.
CHARLI: I don't know how you don't like water.
- I like it, but it's just like every day.
Like, I could drink so much water one day
and you're telling me that doesn't carry over, like, a little bit.
Like, why is my pee always orange?
[laughter]
WOMAN 1: Ew. WOMAN 2: It's probably not so bad.
- It's not orange, it's just very dark yellow.
[laughter]
WOMAN: And it probably stinks.
- No it doesn't, actually.
- What the [bleep]?
Dixie, you're gonna die if you don't drink water.
I'm drinking water.
- My ex-boyfriend used to fill up my water bottle.
- Did you see your flowers?
- From where?
AMANDA: I didn't read the card.
WOMAN: Read it, Amanda. MAN: Can I read it? Can I read it?
DIXIE: Wait. - Can I read it?
- Wait, no. Bring it to me.
Who do we think it's from?
[laughter]
WOMAN: Is it your dad?
MAN: No.
Who's it from? AMANDA: Who's it from?
- No [bleep] way.
♪
MAN: Who's it from? AMANDA: Who's it from?
- No [bleep] way.
That's so nice.
MAN: The basketball player?
- No, Josh Richards.
♪
WOMAN: That's sweet.
MAN: Where's he at the-- on the list of seven?
WOMAN: Such an instigator.
- Stop!
- The total roster.
DIXIE: I am not romantically involved with Josh Richards.
Even though I'm a little annoyed
with how Josh handled the rumors or whatever.
Um--
I'm not gonna let that change our friendship or the podcast
because I still think it's a really good idea
and would be fun to do together.
We're just friends. Like, we're-- Josh and I are actually just friends.
- I mean, but who friend-zoned who is the better question?
- He's friend-zoned me.
[laughter]
♪
CHARLI: Whose is this?
AMANDA: Okay.
CHARLI: I'm at a point in my life
where I really want to figure out
how to balance my work life a little bit more.
And this prom is definitely priority.
DIXIE: I love how prom was Landon's idea
and then he's outta the picture.
- We're doing prom and we want you to come.
- Prom was Landon's idea originally,
but we're gonna do it anyways.
I just wanna hang out with my girls.
Make stupid decisions.
Friend prom with the girlies.
- ♪ Now I know it ♪
♪
♪ Well, I've been waiting for the night so long ♪
CHARLI: I just have to put my, uh, dress on.
WOMAN: Should I go black or should I go the blue?
- You can do the black and we can be, like, in mourning my relationship.
♪
HEIDI: Knock, knock.
DIXIE: Oh, hi, Mom.
- No fever?
MARC: Doesn't she feel a little warm?
- Yeah, she feels a little warm.
Yeah, you do feel warm.
MARC: They took your temperature in the hospital.
DIXIE: They said I was fine.
I feel like my brain is disconnected from my, like, brain.
- So you're ditching prom, I hope.
- Yeah.
- You've been to prom already, right?
- Wait, you're not going to prom?
- She doesn't feel good!
- But it's a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
- Oh, then never mind.
DIXIE: Overall, my biggest concern is just being healthy.
I feel like you don't really
actually start trying to help yourself until you hit rock bottom.
And so being in a scary situation
has made me wanna start helping myself
because I am worth it,
but I am still figuring it out.
I saw the light.
- First of all-- - It was really warm.
- First of all-- - Oh, it's warm where you're going?
[women cheer]
[indistinct chatter]
[cheering] MAN: Wow!
♪
- She's coming.
[all whooping and cheering]
♪
WOMAN: Char.
You look pretty.
♪
- Have fun at prom, everyone.
HEIDI: Dixie, get in the prom pics just like that.
[laughter]
- Don't think I've ever loved anyone the way I love you and Mom and Dad.
- I love you.
DIXIE: I love you, too. - From the bottom of my heart.
And you know what stayed consistent through all this?
Dixie.
- Thank you. Give me some freakin' credit. - She's been there--
CHARLI: She's been there I needed it.
DIXIE: It's fine, guys. I'll be fine.
Whatever.
WOMAN: Bye.
[Dixie sighs deeply]
MARC: Dixie. WOMAN: Yeah.
- This was a freakin' year.
That was crazy.
I cried so much this season, it's disgusting.
It's very obvious,
I was working through a lot of thoughts and emotions.
I'm gonna look back on it and be like,
"Oh, you're being such an idiot."
But all those tears brought us to where we are today
and I feel like my whole family's, like, in a good place now.
Are you proud of me? MARC: So proud of you.
DIXIE: And now I need to focus on
drinking water or not drinking so much caffeine and getting rest.
It catches up to you.
Your parents are right.
MARC: Over the last six months,
we found a newfound appreciation for the four of us
and how important we are to each other and how important family is.
HEIDI: We were always close,
but when one person is not feeling at their best
or going through something, the others are supporting.
♪
At the same time, I want them to be able to make boundaries for themselves.
Even if it's against their own family members.
CHARLI: You wanna be my date?
MARC: This year, it was a learning experience.
And what I want for myself
is to be able to appreciate everything,
and that's what I want for the girls.
Appreciate the experience,
appreciate each other
and all the things we're blessed to have.
CHARLI: [squeals] Oh, my God! MARC: Look at that.
HEIDI: That was so much fun.
Love you.
♪
- You guys are gonna have a blast.
- How'd the rest of the footwear sales go?
- It's great. Selling only right shoes today.
Tomorrow we're selling the left.
- Only left. Got it.
Makes sense.
♪
♪ upbeat music playing ♪
- Whoa! This is so cute.
- Oh, my God!
[indistinct chatter]
♪
CHARLI: I'm really doing my best
not to think about the breakup while at prom.
Kind of just focusing on having my friends here.
- ♪ I wanna go ♪
WOMAN 1: Oh, my God. WOMAN 2: Oh, my!
♪
[woman laughs]
- ♪ I wanna go ♪
♪ Hey, hey ♪
♪
PHOTOGRAPHER: Do a Charlie's Angels pose.
♪
- ♪ Yeah, until the sun burns out ♪
♪ Huh, until the wheels fall off ♪
♪
WOMAN: Monday?
CHARLI: I've decided,
I'm not gonna be putting the breakup on the Internet
because I think that it just disrupts
the healing process that you're going through.
It's so much easier to put stuff out
after you've already dealt with it.
No matter what, we still have respect for each other.
I think we both are so young
and have so much to learn about ourselves.
It's important for me to be completely independent
and thriving without having a boyfriend.
MARKELL: If everybody can make their way to the floor,
so we can announce prom king and queen.
The stakes were high. We had a lot of votes.
It was really close.
It was like just too many people that slayed.
So give me a drum roll for the first queen
to make her way to the stage.
Drum roll, please.
♪ imitating drum roll ♪
Markell had nine votes.
Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Okay.
And the second place queen,
who's not as cool as the first place.
We have Miss Charli D'Amelio as prom queen.
[cheering]
Seven votes. Not as much as me. I had nine.
- I voted for myself twice.
- Oh, Charli voted for herself twice, so actually five.
But she still beat Chad.
[cheering]
- ♪ There's nothing going on, get in my car ♪
♪
♪ We've got to make something happen ♪
MARKELL: Right.
♪ Why did we go out ♪
CHARLI: I am very, very lucky to have this life
and the family that I have.
But I'm growing up
and I need to figure out, like, being a celebrity
and also be myself.
- ♪ I'll never give it up ♪
♪
♪ I'll never give it up, huh ♪
♪ I'll never give it up ♪
♪
CHARLI: When I was 16 years old
with millions and millions of eyes on me,
I was really struggling
having people watch and care
what you do and who you are.
It's, like, I don't know if I'll ever get used to that,
but now I feel like I'm more in the driver's seat of my life.
And I feel like in a way it's me finding myself again
and I am really getting back to that person
that I was before all of this started.
- ♪ I still want the long nights ♪
♪ Dancing with my drunk friends at the dead end ♪
♪ I'll never give it up ♪
♪ Nothing made me so wise ♪
♪ Dancing with my drunk friends at the dead end ♪
♪ I'll never give it up ♪
♪ I'll never give it up, huh ♪
♪ I'll never give it up ♪
♪ I'll never give it up, huh ♪
♪