"Happy Little Pill" has garnered acclaim from contemporary music critics. His follow-up, Bloom (2018), proved that he could also play well with others, namely pop titan Ariana Grande for their mesmerizing duet, “Dance to This.'' This knack for collaboration would have him working with a constellation of the era’s most talented stars like Charli XCX on 2018’s iconic throwback anthem “1999” and Lauv on 2019’s “i’m so tired…,” a groovy and relatable anti-pop song where both artists boldly claim to be “tired of love songs.” An icon of queer representation, Sivan has been open about his sexuality and has graciously used his platform to support other LGBTQ artists and causes.Sivan said of the song, "It's about loneliness and the different ways that people cope with the things that are going on in their lives." He also stated: "I wrote this song during a bit of a rough time for someone super close to me, and for myself, and it still means as much to me as the day I wrote it." Music video Ī music video to accompany the release of "Happy Little Pill" was posted by Troye Sivan, on his Vevo YouTube page. His 2015 debut LP, Blue Neighbourhood, effortlessly landed him in the spotlight, with songs like “YOUTH” and “WILD” serving as the perfect introduction to his brand of sleek, honey-coated synth-pop. His ability to capture an audience won him views on social media, a platform he used to both propel his singing career and as a confessional he came out publicly as gay via a YouTube video when he was 18 years old.
The Australian actor, singer/songwriter, and YouTuber, born in Johannesburg, South Africa, in 1995, already displayed a natural command of the stage at just 11 years old, when he delivered his first of a series of much-lauded performances at the 2006, 2007, and 2008 Channel Seven Perth Telethons. Pop star Troye Sivan voices the concerns of the internet generation.
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