Troye Sivan's latest album, 'Something to Give Each Other,' delves into the "dl" (down-low) mindset, self-esteem, masculinity, and sexual identity. The standout track, 'One of Your Girls,' released back in November creatively explores Sivan's queer experiences with straight men, critiquing the complexities of masculine sensitivities, desire and definition . The music video touches on diverse masculinities, even referencing the homoeroticism of Herb Ritts' 90s fashion photography and questioning the commodification of desire.

The video takes a surprising turn as Sivan embraces drag, drawing inspiration from pop icons like Britney Spears. This transformative moment challenges gender norms and highlights the fluidity of identity. The performance, reminiscent of Beyoncé's empowering visuals, culminates in a vulnerable ending, addressing the struggle for self-worth in the queer community.

Beyond the stunning visuals, Sivan plays with duality, oscillating between admiration for a fictive heterosexual man and asserting himself as the icon. The album, encapsulated in joyful cover art, celebrates connection and pleasure, marking a departure from Sivan's previous melancholic works. In a promotional message, he encourages embracing life's pleasures and experiences.