Even though one could have assumed that the adult version of these lyrics would've contained more explicit material, fans are excited to hear it straight from the songstresses' mouths nonetheless. Fans took to Twitter saying things like the new lyrics were "making me mad at a boyfriend I don't have," and "the only good thing that happened in 2020 was getting the adult version of potential breakup song," the HuffPost reports. Another fan wrote, "Hearing 'f***' on potential breakup song feels so RIGHT."

According to Rolling Stone, Aly & AJ aren't the only group to notice a resurgence in their track after the app took hold as Gen Z's social media platform of choice. Fleetwood Mac's Dreams topped the charts for the first time since the 1980s on TikTok, while Simple Plan's I'm Just a Kid took off — going platinum 18 years after its original debut.

In addition to releasing an explicit rendition of their hit song, the pop duo also released a single called Slow Dancing ahead of their next album's release. While the former is likely the more popular of the two tracks, time will tell if TikTok helps their new album reach the platinum levels they enjoyed during the early 2000s.