New single "I Hope You Feel Terrible" from wildly creative songwriter and viral LGBTQ+ influencer Boy Jr.
The artist confides, "You know how people will tell you to write a letter you'll never send when you're upset with someone? "I Hope You Feel Terrible" is like the letter I wasn't supposed to send. It is for everyone who wishes they could have a romcom-like confrontation with someone who hurt them and tell them exactly how they really feel, with the perfect closing one liner and everything."
"I Hope You Feel Terrible" is off of their upcoming full length DIY album, I Love Getting Dumped. Boy Jr. is known for creating comical yet poignant narratives packaged in experimental, expansive and charming indie pop-rock.
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Boy Jr. is the songwriting/production project of Ariel Allen-Lubman (they/them). Allen-Lubman has established a consistently viral internet presence through original music that is both catchy and creative, while staying true and personal. While Boy Jr.’s charming, energetic indie pop-rock flourishes from Allen-Lubman’s academic music production background, the immense genre versatility is the backbone of the project.
Through an entirely DIY ethos, Allen-Lubman’s career is just about to fully blossom. Through a combination of genuine musical talent, and high energy, oddball personality, Boy Jr. has attracted a variety of followers, from music lovers to critics to creators. As they gear up to promote their upcoming full length DIY album, I Love Getting Dumped, Allen-Lubman continues to use their platform to explore expression in artistry, gender, and influencership. Leading single "I Hope You Feel Terrible" is an honest and relatable narrative of wanting to confront the one who did you wrong. Boy Jr. confides, "You know how people will tell you to write a letter you'll never send when you're upset with someone? "I Hope You Feel Terrible" is like the letter I wasn't supposed to send. It is for everyone who wishes they could have a romcom-like confrontation with someone who hurt them and tell them exactly how they really feel, with the perfect closing one liner and everything."
