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Audrey Hobert<\/a> may consider herself just a lucky beginner in some regards. But when it comes to making earworm weirdo pop aesthetically at the intersection of Taylor Swift<\/a> and Dory from Finding Nemo<\/em>, she comes off like a seasoned pro. Case in point: her new NPR Tiny Desk Concert<\/a>, which sees the rising singer-songwriter perform \u201cThirst Trap,\u201d \u201cSue Me,\u201d and more from her debut album Who\u2019s The Clown?<\/em><\/a> Hobert also offered some clarity on her relationship to the show Friends<\/em> before launching into \u201cPhoebe\u201d: \u201cI\u2019ve seen all but one and a half seasons. I saw what I needed to see, got what I needed, and I wrote the song.\u201d Watch it all below.<\/p>\n Since releasing Who\u2019s The Clown?<\/em> nearly a year ago today, Hobert\u2014once best known for cowriting \u201cThat\u2019s So True\u201d with her childhood best friend Gracie Abrams\u2014has seen her profile rise significantly. She\u2019s drawn massive crowds at Governor\u2019s Ball and Lollapalooza, sold out two North American tours, and released self-directed videos for her songs \u201cSilver Jubilee<\/a>\u201d and \u201cSex and the City<\/a>.\u201d<\/p>\n Read about Who\u2019s The Clown?<\/em> at No. 20 in The Best Pop Albums of 2025<\/a>.<\/p>\n