Chappell Roan precisely clarified why she is perceived as a “villain.”
The pop feeling that skyrocketed to fame the grace of her albums, The increase and fallen by a midwest princess, appeared on the podcast ban and discussed how she refuses to shape herself according to the pop music industry’s expectations.
Ever since Roan has been under the limelight, she has been criticized for several things, such as calling “creepy” fan behavior, confronting disrespectful paparazzi and even refusing to publicly “approve” Kamala Harris in the 2024 presidential election.
The artist has acknowledged that she “has had three [villain eras] In the last nine months, this attributes to being “the new girl in the pop game” but refuses to be abused like many other stars that came in front of her, such as Britney Spears.
“I was like,” I don’t give off ** K what you say to these girls who have done this since they were 10 years old and have been told this is okay how you are treated, “she said.
The Warm to go! Singer also explained, “I didn’t get famous until I was 26, so I had a lot of time to realize: That’s how it is to be an adult and how to be respected in a job.”
“When I started to say,” don’t talk to me like that. I won’t show up for blah. I don’t want to, “It doesn’t mean I’m a villain or ungrateful for what I have. It’s like, why is this usual?” Roan said.
She continued, “Do you want me to just get to the point where I become agoraBob, or so stressed or so eager to perform? Do you want me to get to that point?” Because if I don’t say anything I will. If I don’t get up for myself I will quit because I can’t carry this. “
“I can’t bear people touching me that I don’t know. I can’t bear people who follow me … I can’t bear people saying I’m something I’m not. That’s what really is hard online. People just assume you’re the villain,” concluded Chappell Roan.
