Also, i can't help but find it funny when people said "I started singing when i was 4 years old". Doesn't pretty much everyone? Even those who can't sing?
That's not what i should have gotten from the article, but oh well.
I'd rather have her try to explain why it's so important for her to be more famous in the first place. I'm sure that would be more interesting to read.
So her main goal is being famous, getting recognized and having a larger and larger fan base? It's not about the music? Hm. I can't respect an artist that thinks that way.
I'm a fan of hers. I like her voice and a few Hey Monday songs are pretty good pop rocks songs imo. However I wish she was more focused on creating music rather than simply wanting to be famous.
I'd rather have her try to explain why it's so important for her to be more famous in the first place. I'm sure that would be more interesting to read.
So her main goal is being famous, getting recognized and having a larger and larger fan base? It's not about the music? Hm. I can't respect an artist that thinks that way.
Yeah she didn't really think through her response very well before posting, did she?
I have no issue with her being on the show, but it seems like kind of a cop out when you've been a solo artist for 9 months, your first ep has only been out for 3 months and you're already saying that you've exhausted all means necessary and treating the show as a last resort.
I'm a little unclear why people are against people with past "fame" going on these shows--especially one like The Voice where a lot of the contestants have past experience in the industry.
Are you guys really gonna act like 90% of bands/artists/etc in the music industry aren't in it for fame?
Just because she admits it doesn't mean she's the only one thinking it.
You've gotta agree that she should have mentioned the music-making aspect at least a little more. Basically her entire response to her fans was that she wanted to be MORE famous. True or not, that definitely doesn't seem like the best move.