Olivia Newton-John responds to recent Grease discourse, says people need to "relax"

Grease hasn’t aged perfectly, to say the least. Besides it being painfully obvious that everyone who attends Rydell High is somehow way past their 20s, there are many moments that make the movie hard to watch: There’s the troublesome lyric in “Summer Nights” wherein the male backups ask whether or not Sandy “put up a fight.”; a creepy radio announcer who actually tried to slip high schooler Marty Maraschino a date rape drug at the school dance; Danny even tries to force himself on Sandy, who rebuffs him. The list goes on.
The movie was shown on BBC in the UK over the holidays, so people took to social media to point out how deeply problematic it is. The Daily Express even had a clickbait-y article saying that Grease “could be banned from British TV” after the backlash. (No, Grease is not getting banned and the song medley will continue to be inescapable, I’m sorry.)