Hey, One Song Nation, what is happening? Luxury here. Diallo and I are cooking up more new episodes

of One Song that we're going to be sharing with you soon, including an episode on last year's

smash hit, The Biggest Song of 2023, Flowers by Miley Cyrus. So while we get our stems, musical opinions,

samples, and interpolations ready for you, I wanted to share an earlier episode to usher us in to the summer season.

It's a song from one of the biggest pop stars of the 90s and early aughts.

It's gone platinum six times, amassing billions of streams.

That's right, from the archives we bring you, Brittany Spears.

The song is toxic.

This time on one song, we're talking about a pop classic that draws its influences from far and wide. That's right. It's a three

minute and 18 second global pop pastiche masterpiece. It's an India via California surf rock

spy pop song written by three Swedes and one Brit for an American Brit.

An American Brit, I love it.

It's Toxic by Britney Spears.

Let's get into it. I'm writer, actor, director, and sometimes DJ Della Rittle.

And I am producer, DJ, and songwriter Luxury, also known as the guy who talks about interpolation.

Luxury, I've always said, a guy like you should wear a warning.

You're dangerous.

I understand.

And we're falling in love with your TikToks.

Listen, let me be very clear today.

Because I'm so excited to talk about toxic.

I'm so excited.

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