Olivia Rodrigo’s new period has kicked off with a bang — or bite. On June 30, the singer introduced “Vampire,” the direct single off her future Guts album. The gradual-burning ballad has made an awing impact on fans so far, with some crowning it as the anthem of the summer. As with any solitary drop, Rodrigo has been cooking up a radio edit edition of “Vampire” for the masses. She not long ago confirmed the driving-the-scenes course of action of this on TikTok, and her new roster of censored lyrics are hilarious.

On July 5, Rodrigo posted a TikTok of her in the studio with producer Dan Nigro. In the movie, the duo — who labored alongside one another on “Vampire” — can be found tests out alternate lyrics for the tune’s clear variation. Precisely, these new lyrics are designed to replace her “fame f*cker” line in the song’s refrain. This segment on “Vampire” is the heart of the keep track of, and sees Rodrigo ravenously calling out a person (it’s possible, a possible ex?) for using her: “Bloodsucker, fame f*cker / Bleedin’ me dry like a g*ddamn vampire.”

Rodrigo and Nigro try to sanitize the line in several approaches, which includes working with lyrics like “tree hugger,” “whale blubber,” “fame hunter,” “Mark Zucker,” “fame lover” and “garlic butter.”

The duo laughed at each and every substitute line, but it was the Zucker fall that truly had them folded about — understandably so, that’s very a random nonetheless unserious inclusion. By the close of the TikTok, Nigro states that “one of them will get the job done.” Rodrigo agrees, and hints in the video’s caption that “dream crusher” is the chosen winner.

In the now-produced thoroughly clean edition, lovers can listen to the aforementioned line in the chorus. “Vampire” is a quintessential Rodrigo track: Intensely relatable lyrics, brooding harmonies, and lush synths that glimmer in an indie, alt-pop sheen. The singer could’ve involved the hilarious nod to Mark Zuckerberg and it nevertheless would’ve been a hit— that is how extraordinary it is.