Olivia Rodrigo just performed a new song on "High School Musical: The Musical: The Series" and fans are buzzing if this would be included in her highly-awaited second album.
Rodrigo, who has been the main lead of the hit Disney Plus show since its first season, has taken the back seat on its newest season because of her current commitments.
The GRAMMY-Winning artist's storyline in the third season seemed to be parallel to her real-life career take-off. Although it has not been confirmed, there is chatter going around that this would be Rodrigo's final season on the show.
Olivia Rodrigo Performs 'You Never Know' on 'HSMTMTS' Season 3 Episode 2
Heading to California for the summer break, Olivia Rodrigo's character, Nini Salazar-Roberts, is taking a vacation along with her two mothers in meantime.
Unanticipated, her mothers reveal that she would be meeting her biological father, who is one of their old friends, Marvin, played by Tony Award-Winning Actor Jesse Tyler Ferguson.
During the reunion, Nini learned that Marvin, together with her two moms go a long way back and had formed a band University Clowns, and produced a song titled "You Never Know" which had a litter radio airplay.
Since Episode 1, Rodrigo's character has struggled to write a song that her producer asked her to do. But in the latter part of the episode, Nini finally had the creative spark and wrote her own song which had the same name as her parents.
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In a statement to PEOPLE Magazine, "HSMTMTS" creator Tim Federle noted that the song had a huge meaning for Rodrigo's character.
"Nini's new, acoustic solo is a poignant grace note to Olivia Rodrigo's remarkable run on our series. The song is all about how unpredictable a young person's future is - and how thrilling that can be, too. I cry when I hear it, and I smile when I think of how lucky we are to know Olivia. Bon voyage, Nini. Wildcats forever," Federle said.
"You Never Know" was performed by Olivia Rodrigo, however, based on the actual Spotify credits, the entire cast was credited.
As of this writing, Rodrigo has not yet confirmed if she had written the song nor if she would include it on her upcoming album.
Olivia Rodrigo's career has recently taken off since "HSMTMTS." After her debut album "SOUR" gained massive success, she went on touring and even won three GRAMMY Awards for Best New Artist, Best Pop Vocal Performance, and Best Pop Solo Performance
"High School Musical: The Musical: The Series" Season 3 is now streaming on Disney Plus.
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