Ogi has already left a lasting impression off of the strength of her debut single, "I Got It." As she continues her spree of tour dates on Snoh Aalegra's Ugh, These Temporary Highs Tour, Ogi shard her latest single, "Envy." The song has a warm sense of nostalgia attached to it as Ogi waves at her haters and naysayers who've doubted her.
In a statement about the release, Ogi explained that it's a "personal love letter" to haters in my life.
"I think of 'Envy' to be like a personal love letter to haters in my life," said Ogi. "I'm basically telling them that it's not my fault that you want what I have, don't be mad at me. I can be a little petty at times and this song gives a little glimpse of that side of me."
Quotable Lyrics
Was the problem always me
Or the fact you can’t believe
I have what I have and that you don’t
And blame the circumstances
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