We got the opportunity to speak to this rising artist last week, and Chloe Lilac continues to not only impress us but also the music world. Speaking on the “Manic Pixie Dream” video Chloe notes; “This video symbolizes how destructive the manic pixie dream girl trope is in relationships because of how unrealistic it is and how it sets really toxic expectations for young women.”
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