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Chloe Hoecker turns joke into banger while other artists turn bangers into jokes. She’s simply built different.

A country single from Chloe Hoecker that started as a joke aimed at everyone who accused her of alcoholism. “Apple Juice” evolved from a sarcastic response into a full-fledged track with vibrant country rhythm, pop vocal energy, and quality production. The irony persists throughout while the humor adds a fresh twist to the familiar country sound.

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I get it. Chloe wants to clap back at the haters with a literal song about sobriety. Honestly? It’s a power move. The track manages to be funny without becoming a novelty song that you skip after two listens. The production slaps, the country rhythm doesn’t feel stale, and her vocals have enough pop punch to keep things interesting. Sure, writing a whole song because people called you an alcoholic is slightly unhinged—but that’s exactly why it works. The best art comes from spite, and Chloe understood the assignment.