They posted a 16-second clip of the song, juuuuust enough to give you a taste of what's coming. leaders of a liberation movement against the United States all received their respective pages (and, ahem, commentary) in Ariana’s “burn book,” Mac’s seemed to be missing. as a heartbreak kid, but she has a unique gift for self-aware yet ruthless situational analysis that thrives when it’s set free. “Traitor” is close to flawless, with its Kacey Musgraves-esque light-folk backdrop and wry, clenched-jaw phrasing. The pop-punk “good 4 u” is a perfect song for screaming at karaoke. (“Like a damn sociopath!”) There’s a wounded bitterness in many of these songs, and it’s stinging and cathartic to listen to an artist pick the scab and refuse the bandaid.ContentView Iframe URL