Ranking Every Song On Olivia Rodrigo's New Album "Guts" From Worst To Best

I like to describe Olivia Rodrigo, 20, as this generation’s Avril Lavigne (of course, there will never be another Avril, but I use the comparison to better illustrate Rodrigo’s pop-rock style). But instead of fun bops about a “Sk8ter Boi” or breakups, Rodrigo’s newest album, Guts, masterfully expresses the growing pains of adolescence in 42 minutes. From betrayal to social anxiety and body-image struggles, Rodrigo does every woman in modern society justice by conveying the miseries of growing up. To her, it is a "time capsule," encompassing everything from "wrenching, cinematic" ballads to "playful and insouciant” tunes. After taking my time to soak in Guts in its entirety, I can confidently say that Rodrigo is one of the most talented young musicians of today.