Prime Video's The Summer I Turned Pretty Season 3 soundtrack in full
The Summer I Turned Pretty has kicked off its third and final season, with main character Belly Conklin still at the heart of a brutal love triangle.
Adapted from showrunner Jenny Han's beloved YA novels, the latest series follows Belly (played by Lola Tung) as she navigates life as a university student.
Alongside school work, she is also juggling a long-term relationship with Jeremiah Fisher (Gavin Casalegno).
But when Belly's ex-boyfriend and Jeremiah's older brother, Conrad (played by Christopher Briney), returns into their lives, she is forced to face her unresolved feelings for the older Fisher brother.
The Summer I Turned Pretty's third series has already featured huge pop songs (Image: Amazon Content Services LLC)
While the series packs plenty of its drama on its own, Prime Video viewers have also grown to appreciate the show's impressive soundtrack.
It has also become tradition for the series to drop Easter Eggs through needle drops, especially when it comes to Taylor Swift songs.
Below, we've detailed The Summer I Turned Pretty's season three soundtrack so far, and explained what *that* Taylor Swift song could mean for the characters. Dreams by the Cranberries
Open Arms by SZA
Can't Stop by the Red Hot Chili Peppers
FRI(END)S by V
Get Loud by Coi Leray
HOT TO GO! by Chappell Roan
Summer Love by Justin Timberlake
reason to live by mehro
NANi by Saweetie
Lovin on Me by Jack Harlow
Dilemma by Kelly Rowland and Nelly
Good Luck, Babe! by Chappell Roan
i like the way you kiss me by Artemas
You're Losing Me (From the Vault) by Taylor Swift
Episode 1's Taylor Swift song spells trouble for Team Jeremiah (Image: Prime Video )
The series premiere ended on a sour note as Belly discovered that Jeremiah had cheated on her while on Spring Break in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. As Belly ran away from Jeremiah, who was desperately trying to explain himself, Swift's You're Losing Me began playing.
The song's lyrics detail a long-term relationship that is on the brink of collapse, despite the singer's efforts to keep it alive. If this song signifies Belly's state of mind, it appears she has been fighting to keep her relationship with Jeremiah strong, but his betrayal may be the final straw.
What's more, lyrics in the song's bridge could be hinting at Jeremiah and Belly calling off their engagement, which takes place in the second episode. Swift sings: "And I wouldn't marry me either. A pathological people pleaser."
You're Losing Me is the only Swift song featured in the season so far, which could mean Team Jeremiah are in for an unsatisfying ending. lacy by Olivia Rodrigo
i wish i hated you by Ariana Grande
Rockin Around the Christmas Tree' by Brenda Lee
Never Going Back Again by Fleetwood Mac
Mystery of Love by Sufjan Stevens
Forever and a Day by Benson Boone Birds of a Feather by Billie Eilish
Littlest Things by Lily Allen
Everything Happens to Me by Bill Evans
Please Please Please by Sabrina Carpenter
10,000 Emerald Pools by BØRNS
No Surprises by Radiohead
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