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    Emi Grace Should Have Taken Mother’s Advice About This Walking Red Flag 

    By Divine Editorial TeamJune 12, 2025Updated:May 26, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Guitar virtuoso and pop-rock artist Emi Grace has dropped her sonically alluring and mind-bending guitar-led track “Known Better.” The song features Emi Grace’s captivatingly bold lyricism combined with her defiantly sweet vocals, leaving audiences feeling empowered and confident. The track serves as an ode to those who have mistaken red flags for green, falling for someone who is “perfect” on the surface, but ultimately toxic. Emi gives listeners a glimpse into her past relationships through this anthem’s surreal guitar riffs and defiantly catchy lyricism. Every moment of the single is Emi’s way of engaging with listeners to let them know their self-worth and never letting themselves fall short of what they deserve. 

    Taking mother’s advice can be a hard pill to swallow, but the ripping rock guitarist uses “Known Better” as a personal introspective single to acknowledge that she should have known better. As she simply puts it, “My mama told me not to f**k with this type.” Along with its infectious head-bopping melodies, the track embodies a rebellious attitude with biting lyrics such as, “Zip it tight now and say your goodbyes / And get out of my life,” and “My mama warned me about boys like you / That shitty haircut and those leather shoes” making it memorable. With her rockstar energy, Emi maintains her identity as a rising rock musician with her all-too relatable themes mixed with a modern rock soundscape. 

    “Known Better” explores the experience of reflecting on the warning signs of a bad partner, when taking mom’s advice was initially the best idea. Serving as a little piece of what audiences can expect from Emi Grace, this single demonstrates her unforgettable nature as an emerging rock artist who puts dedication, time, and authenticity into her artistry. Stream the song below. To feel those infectious vibes from her music, follow her on Instagram @EmiGrace and TikTok @emigracew. 

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