What is Bridgers covering Burnham’s “That Funny Feeling” communicating about Burnham? With it being Burnham and Bridgers - two protagonists in the discourse, as well as two, you know, brilliant, thoughtful artists - I couldn’t help but wonder (this blog post is the real Sex and the City reboot): What are they trying to say? I have some questions. Now she’s releasing a cover of the song as a dang single with the proceeds going to Texas abortion funds. Now she’s covering it at one of her own shows.

Now Bridgers is covering “That Funny Feeling” at a Pete Holmes show in L.A., with Burnham backing her up on keys.

Still, nothing, raising yet another question: What does Burnham think of all this? What does he think about our reaction?īut here’s someone saying they saw Burnham and Phoebe Bridgers getting lunch. What lingered were questions: What was Inside really about? Was Bo okay? Was it “real”? People got to talking and speculating and Always- Sunny-Pepe-Silvia-memeing. There was a “Here is the album” here, a cryptic photo of himself there. Photo-Illustration: Vulture Photos by Netflix and Barry Brecheisen/Getty Imagesīo Burnham released Inside on Netflix in May, exploded hearts and minds and eyeballs around the nation, then stayed mostly quiet.

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