Lillian Hepler leaves her ex behind and says “Famous”

A powerful pop gem that reminds us that we never have to give satisfaction to someone who has hurt us.

Los Angeles-based Lillian Hepler is a multi-talented singer-songwriter. The Utah native “knew she wanted to be a singer before she could even talk.” Lillian began releasing covers at 13 and began writing her own songs at 15. “With the sass of fellow pop artists like Sabrina Carpenter paired with the sensitive storytelling of songwriters like Gracie Abrams,” each of her creations “showcases her ability to tell her own story with insight while making it something that anyone with a heart as big as hers can relate to.” Her previous releases include “Call Me Yours,” “House Of Lies,” “IDK Her,” and “Moody Girl.” Lillian Hepler’s latest release is the pop single “Famous” and its accompanying lyric video.

With a pleasant mix of mood-lifting instrumentals and catchy beats, “Famous” provides a beautiful backdrop that perfectly complements the song’s emotionally charged breakup story. Lyrics like “I’d challenge you, but I don’t want to make you famous” and “Write you in a song, but why should they know your name” find the artist reflecting on a toxic ex and dealing with the painful aftermath of a bad relationship. Driven by her captivating, poignant vocals and an encouraging, uncompromising narrative, Lillian Hepler gifts us with a powerful pop gem that reminds us that we never have to give satisfaction to someone who hurt us. So press play and let the words of “Famous” help you move on from an unhealthy situation.

Chicago-based writer and creative. Fan of 80s horror, fancy coffee drinks, and late-night drives.