Q: What do you consider to be your first significant career success?
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Winning a Grammy award. After winning, you feel validated that your dreams and goals are coming true and being reached. And from that point on, you are forever referred to and introduced as ‘Grammy award-winning singer and songwriter.’ That is pretty significant.
Q: On the flip side, what was your first big failure?
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The first time I experienced something not going so smoothly was the first time a song didn’t perform at the high level that my previous songs had. It was a song that I didn’t want to release, which made it frustrating. The label and I had different visions. They really pushed for it because they felt it would work; I agreed in an effort to be open-minded, but deep inside I felt it was the wrong decision. I didn’t let the situation stop me, though. I kept working and pushing harder.
Ugh, the FR era. She's talking about Never Ever. The label pushed for that one and I think she wanted High Price.
FR was an incredible album with a lot of potential. It's a shame the label messed up. Why release an r&b ballad as the lead single from an upbeat urban pop album? A Jackie tea
Ugh, the FR era. She's talking about Never Ever. The label pushed for that one and I think she wanted High Price.
FR was an incredible album with a lot of potential. It's a shame the label messed up. Why release an r&b ballad as the lead single from an upbeat urban pop album? A Jackie tea
Well And I was her first flop, so I think she means that. Also because the song sucks
She's talking about Go Girl. She even mentioned it in a throwback pic on Instagram a few months ago. She said she didn't wanna release the song but was glad how the video turned out.
She's talking about Go Girl. She even mentioned it in a throwback pic on Instagram a few months ago. She said she didn't wanna release the song but was glad how the video turned out.
Oh yeah, that's possible too.
But I feel like she's definitely talking about the FR era. I doubt she'd use the phrase "different vision" for the 4th single of her debut, but then again, I'm only assuming
Its Go Girl, she has always mentioned how he was forced to release it. The video is one of her best though, love how she goes out and kills it even if she isnt feeling it, a true artist
She's definitely come a long way.
the video was so ahead of its time, they weren't ready.