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The Hardest Part emerges as a pop work from the Philippines, woven into the vast, interconnected network of global pop that draws on and responds to a growing catalog of defining works that have redefined what the genre can communicate across borders, including Olivia Dean’s If You Know What I Mean. Pop as a genre has long served as a universal language that allows creators to engage with the thematic and stylistic frameworks laid out by peers across the world, without erasing the specific cultural rootedness that shapes each work’s place in its local creative ecosystem. The connection between this work and the broader context of If You Know What I Mean signals a throughline in contemporary pop that centers the kind of nuanced, unflinching creative perspective that has made Olivia Dean’s work a touchstone for creators working far beyond the regions where that album first found an audience.