3 years ago today, Troye Sivan released 'Rush.' Serving as the lead single from "Something to Give Each Other" — his first full album since 2018's Bloom, released that October. Sivan co-wrote the pop-house track with Brett "Leland" McLaughlin, working alongside producers Styalz Fuego, Novodor, and Zhone, part of a wider collaborator lineup for the album that also included Oscar Görres and Ian Kirkpatrick. He described the song as capturing fleeting but intense moments of connection — a sweaty kiss on a dancefloor, a short date that stretched into a weekend — framing it as one piece of a broader project he called a celebration of sex, dance, community, queerness, and friendship, made during a stretch of his life he described as confident and liberated. The Berlin-shot video, directed by his longtime creative director Gordon von Steiner and choreographed by Sergio Reis, opens with a title card nodding to the recreational inhalant brand 'Rush,' setting up a high-energy visual built arou...