But I suppose it is conceivable they went via the record label. Either way, the message is that China actively wanted Jessie. Why did Jessie say yes? But Jessie seems determined to effect — how to put this? I am so happy I got to play a part. The local news outlets have gone with a different line, meanwhile.
Once heard, it is incurable. Your only hope is managing the condition. So byzantine are the voting procedures that you feel they could only have been conceived in a non-democracy with the specific intention of convincing the audience that suffrage is such an arcane and impenetrable time-suck that they are all much better off without it.
When I was with Ryan [Tedder, the coproducer] and we started talking about this idea—he already had an idea that I then teamed with my idea with this song. There's so many people that make amazing music I could never make and vice versa. I want it to feel classic, I want it to feel musical, I want it to feel timeless, and I want it to feel fun and diva-y and performance-y. The kind of thing you hear and you want to run and perform it.
A live version of the track is available on her debut album. She tells me she could never muster up the right emotions to deliver this song in a studio—she needs to feel the audience.
When I was nine, I had an ablation. It's a heart disease, and I've had it since I was a kid. It's weird because every time I was in hospital—as much as I was in hospital with a heart disease, it never felt like my purpose in being there was to feel like I was sick. It always felt like I was there to hold the other kids' hands in the ward. I would be the kid that would walk around and hand out magazines. I don't remember in my head being in pain. I know I was, and I know I struggled and I had seizure and all these things, but I never felt like I was experiencing something as traumatic as everybody else.
So I remember sitting and watching this boy and wanting to help and feeling really helpless. That was the biggest emotion I remember feeling, as well as confusion of what was happening. I couldn't really register the fact that he was praying to a god. I wasn't brought up in a major religious family, so it was the first time I'd experienced someone pleading with God to keep them here. I didn't write about that experience thinking it was going on an album because I didn't have a record deal at that time.
It was one of the first songs I ever wrote, and there was no structure. I needed to write it just because I needed to write it and get it out of my head, and almost make it make sense to myself. I remember the day I wrote it. It was on this huge, fat, old computer in my mom and dad's spare room, and it was to a backing track that sounded like The Lion King.
Obviously we had it reworked, and I ended up putting a live version on the album. It's a really strong story about me feeling like I was a statistic and not a person and feeling like a number and not feeling appreciated. It's definitely interesting how songs can just go, you know?
You really have no control. I wonder how they sleep at night when the sale comes first and the truth comes second. Just stop for a minute and smile. Everything was about business, and that's not why I did what I did. It was a really interesting experience to have so early on and so young.
She looks even more stunning when she smiles! She also have a very schmexy English accent. What more can you ask for? Girl crush alert, yes! She did them so much swag and so excellently that I would choose her over any other rappers any day. From back bending to simple body wiggling, Jessie J looked stunning despite her crazy little dance routines. Aside from the fact that she can sing and rap very well, she also writes her own songs. Most of her lyrics are based from her own feels and experiences, making each track a story of her life.
What made me smile the most during her concert was when she started asking questions to a girl from the audience and created the most spontaneous song in the world — which was, basically, a song about her name, her origin, and her birthday. She then ended it with a cute little speech, which was also delivered in a form of a song.
It got better when a fan threw a teddy bear her way with a small letter attached to it. It was actually so heartwarming that Jessie was almost in tears halfway through. This just made me realize how open her heart is to everyone and how sincere she is when she tells the world that she loves her fans.
Her concert is like a story unfolding — with a mellow, happy tone at the start, a more serious and emotional part in the middle, and a dance pop party towards the end.
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