Olivia Rodrigo’s Bizarre First Date Question Has The Internet Divided
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The pop star says the "very oddly specific question" helps her point out the "red flags" in men.
Olivia Rodrigo has revealed the peculiar question she always asks men during first dates, and her response left the internet reeling.
In an interview with Netflix, the pop star, 21, was apparently asked about the “red flags” she avoids in men, prompting her to explain how she weeds out the guys she’s not interested in dating.
“The biggest red flag, OK, this is a very oddly specific question that I ask guys on first dates,” Rodrigo said in the clip posted Friday. “I always ask them if they would want to go to space.”
The “Drivers License” singer added with a smile, “And if they say yes, I don’t date them.”
But according to Rodrigo, she has a good reason for sidestepping the guys who deliver an undesirable answer to her question.
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