🚨 dont respond to transphobes in the comment, i know the whole "they want a reaction dont give them that" thing is like school anti-bullying psa type stuff but its true, dont feed the trolls.

This now feels like a message from the beyond, telling us she’s somewhere happy and healthy and that it’s okay to miss her

It strikes me how people can decide that disrespecting someone's pronouns is more important than showing compassion for the dead. Truly disgusting.

she said it's okay so i'm crying

When I first saw this music video it made me cry because I know how reclusive and hidden Sophie has been until very recently. She was so impactful and had her hands in so many things that I loved. From her own music to the music in Asia that I love, thank you so much for being in this world and influencing music the way that you have. Rest in power. 💔

I hope she knew so many people loved her

Charli did a beautiful homage to her with So I. Well done. Rest easy, Sophie

I am a 71 year old man who came across this song after looking up some of the names mentioned in a print article about something labeled ¨hyperpop¨ by the writer. I first heard this poignant and heartfelt call from a place of great loneliness, and then read that she died just last week. I am blown away. I am also reminded again of lessons I was starting to learn when, as a high school teacher, I sponsored several clubs that no other teacher wanted to lead, such as Sci-Fi, Animé, Gay/Straight Alliance. Those lessons are that there are so many people who do not fit the few standard molds, that many people hold a world of incredible treasure and hurt just behind those cautious eyes, that most of us cannot begin to imagine the lives of the many people who do not or cannot conform to the roles or identities we assign them. I also think that these musicians are reacting very realistically to the broken world they find themselves in. I deeply regret being a part of the generation that helped bring this on.

who's here after listening to Charli XCX's tribute "So I" from BRAT

a trans person is literally a pop star AND beats the heck out of most underground electronic music. What a beautiful time to be alive

"But I accept you. I don't even need to know your reasons." A lot of people here have a lot to learn from Sophie. RIP 🙏

Almost two years after her passing. I tear up thinking about this innovation and what she brought being taken away from us. We miss you whenever you are SOPHIE.

My dad passed away some days ago, and she is the first person who said me "it's okay to cry" instead "Boys don't cry"

I jumped off the top of a parking garage and survived.. I'm now a paraplegic, but somehow I'm still here. She accidentally fell and didn't. I'm definitely crying, she did not deserve that. Such a beautiful song though. Rest in power 🖤💔

I found out about Sophie as a result of her death. Sadly, this is what happens to a lot of artists. That doesn't mean it's too late to love and be a fan. Beautiful work, RIP TO THE BEAUTIFUL SOPHIE

rest in peace <3 there will never be another artist like her :(

This song almost literally makes me cry tears of joy because I grew up in a household where you would get yelled at and get mad at if you cry, even if with reason. So Our feelings would constantly get invalidated by my mother and father, so I would constantly repress my feelings to not cry, I even looked down of crying, I saw it as week and messy.

It’s been a year without Sophie, a year of questioning what she could had brought to the music artistry, a year without a daughter, a sister, a friend, a cousin, a lover, an artist, AN ICON.

Rest In Peace ❤️

I'm 29, recently came to the realization that I'm trans