Steph Claire Smith

It did two things for me.

Number one, I fucking loved it.

And I was like, I was so into it.

Were you embodying your simp?

Yeah.

Do you feel like you were cleaning like really efficiently?

I imagined a little green diamond above my head and that I was, you know, my energy levels and my hunger levels were getting lower.

Anyway, but what it did do to me is really want to play The Sims, so I will warn you if you were a fan of mine.

Oh, it's tempting.

Watch out.

But I loved it.

It just, I don't know, just hearing that music, and music does that to you, right?

Like you hear some songs and you can vividly remember dancing to your song in them or dancing at the Blue Light Disco at school to them or whatever, but The Sims for me, this soundtrack was...

like this soothing nostalgic thing that I didn't know I needed.

Sorry, with lyrics.

No.

Can you play another one?

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

So this one, so yeah, Makeover, this one's called Makeover.

So this was like when you pressed pause and you wanted to like put a new couch in or you wanted to edit your Sim's hair colour or you were making a new family, like these different things would happen.