On Again Off Again Love You Like Oxygen’ TikTok Song Trend Explained

Everything started when singer Genevieve Stokes shared a 23-second long video on TikTok with the caption ‘a Lil demo’. She gave a sneak peek to her fans of a new song she had been working on. The video was uploaded on July 20 last year.

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♬ Habits – Genevieve Stokes

A whole year has passed, and fans still wait for Genevieve to release that song. Many people randomly hear that part on several videos and decide to listen to the entire piece because of the beauty of that little part of the song. They find out it’s not been released yet and share their feelings about the music in the comment section of that original video.

Most fans demand the song to be released as soon as possible, while others respect her decision and wait for it until she releases the song herself. She posted an update video on her TikTok, saying the song would be out very soon.

The song is not released yet, and hence we don’t know the full lyrics and background of the song. However, after listening to the short intro clip of the song, we can estimate that it could be a love song in which the singer describes her love for her partner and that she could go to any extent for love.

The song is 3 minutes and 40 seconds long, which she revealed herself in that sneak peek video. A guitar can be heard as the primary instrument of the song, which perfectly matches the soothing voice of Genevieve Stokes.

There aren’t challenges to this trend, but the fans are demanding the release of the song, which was already finished one year ago. They are challenging her to publish the whole song so that her audience would get a chance to enjoy the song after such a long wait.

She is an emerging talent who has come to the limelight because of TikTok. She has released nine songs on Spotify, which are massive hits and absolutely loved by her fans. The 19-year-old singer, songwriter, and pianist from Portland, Maine, brings vivid nuances to glossy alternative pop.

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Beginning with “Little Houses” during her sophomore year, she recorded on her phone, edited in Garage Band, and uploaded over 50 songs to Soundcloud in between classes. In the end, Genevieve’s management in 2019 became interested in her senior project and a performance video she released on YouTube.

She has gained over 7 million streams independently and received praise from Complex, Earmilk, OnesToWatch, and Lyrical Lemonade, who called her a storyteller capable of painting her feelings into a cohesive and presentable work of art.