K-Pop Star Jennie Talks Creative Process, Industry Pressure, and Mental Health in Exclusive Interview
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Title: Jennie Takes Center Stage: Blackpink’s K-Pop Star Opens Up About Solo Album, Industry Pressure, and Mental Health
K-pop sensation Jennie, best known for her work with the popular girl group Blackpink, has finally spoken up about her highly anticipated solo album. In a candid interview, the 26-year-old star delves into the creative process behind her self-titled debut album, “Jennie,” and shares intimate details about the pressures of the music industry.
“I’m not someone who can easily be influenced by others. I think it’s because I’ve been through so much in my life that I know what I want and need to express,” Jennie explained during the interview. When asked about the pressure to deliver a solo album, she emphasized her desire for autonomy: “It’s a fight between me, myself, and I. I knew exactly what I wanted to make this time around.”
The K-pop icon also discussed her mental health, revealing that she has been open with her struggles in the past. Jennie expressed gratitude towards her fans, stating, “I think my fans have always understood me better than anyone else. They know how hard it is for me to be vulnerable, but they’ve always supported me and given me strength.”
Jennie’s solo album, released in June, has garnered widespread acclaim and commercial success, showcasing the artist’s growth as a songwriter and performer.
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Source: www.billboard.com
