I’ve never had an Aperol spritz as far as I remember, but I’ve been semi-obsessed with this song since I first heard it last week on a playlist of stuff chosen by the New York Times. (That’s right, as 57-year-old man, I sometimes get tips on what’s new and hip on the music scene from a newspaper. Don’t hate.)

This is the next step in a logical sequence from That Chick Angel’s “Margarita Song,” which was song of the year in 2023. Whereas Angel at least demanded multiple margaritas before getting into the heavy stuff, all this girl asks for is one Aperol Spritz and it’s off to the races:

On the one hand, she sounds like she’s having fun, and who am I to judge?

And then my inner dad voice pipes up and says, “Young lady, that’s no way to live your life.”

On the third hand, that kind of boldness is certainly sexy. Then again it all seems very unsanitary. So I’m confused.

The tiebreaker, I guess, is the music, which I find almost maddeningly catchy. It’s sleek and relentless and just grating enough to be really memorable.

On further research I see that the group — the aptly named “deBasement” — is made up of two women, and that makes it OK, right? It’s empowering when they debase themselves, isn’t that what we say? I can’t quite make up my mind… let me hear it again.