But those feelings came back after a relationship and breakup that made her feel very similar to the way the music manager made her feel. That's when she and Justin decided to turn the song into a breakup song. Now, the Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter unveils the track from these experiences, Famous, channeling her feelings and vindicating self-love and self-confidence.
Bri Stauss
Get back up again

But those feelings came back after a relationship and breakup that made her feel very similar to the way the music manager made her feel. That's when she and Justin decided to turn the song into a breakup song. Now, the Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter unveils the track from these experiences, Famous, channeling her feelings and vindicating self-love and self-confidence.
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