Media training is boring, I can’t give fluffy answers

“Do you want me to give you a paper towel?”

Renée RAPP – Pop star, film star, Broadway actress, media feeling in an interview with less than two minutes less than two minutes and I poured a bottle of water on the table.

Fortunately, as two fathers, I supply permanent texture (and plaster, sunscreen and antiseptic) wherever I go. In seconds, the confusion is erased.

“Is there exactly tissues with you?” Rapp grinds … Then he admits that his parents are basically the same.

“My father brings hair bands everywhere because I don’t always have a hair tie,” he says 25 -year -old.

“So I know that I will be an insufficient parent.” Please, “Please let me brush your teeth” and the child will be like 17. “

We meet at King’s Cross, London near Rapp’s record company offices. A little crazy after two -day live shows; And thanks to a group of children who race in the corridor outside the hotel room, you don’t have a little sleep.

Nevertheless, Zingy is full of quotes, which confirms the reputation of POP as the most filtered star of POP.

This is a label he acquired when introducing last year’s Mean Girls. Rapp played Central Villatyss Regina George, re -reviving a role in Broadway, and took the press tour from the script cheerfully.

His boss entered the owner of a bus company that was “filthy” to his mother and “I can’t stand you and I hope the work is burning”; And he praised the common star Megan Thee Stallion for being the best donkey I’ve ever seen in my life.

Elsewhere, he admitted that he was “very public agenda” and said that his only male paste was Justin Bieber, because he looks like a lesbian.

Youtube is full of compilations with titles such as the following: “Reneé RAPP, the PR team to query life choices for 5 minutes“.

The singer knows how media education looks, not just dealing with it.

“Years ago, I made a phone call that they said to us how to answer certain types of questions and say” remember “, and I just remember it like ‘this sounds boring for me’.

“I think it is a skill to give a thoughtful, fluffy answer. It’s not just something I want.”

“In my opinion, good interviews are like a conversation that shows how you continue with the other person … Or you don’t. And this is fun. This is something I want to watch.”

When he first discovered that his interviews attracted attention, he caught him unprepared.

“Everyone in my team, ‘Oh, there is a tendency you say no matter what [comes into your head].

“The head was confusing because to me, I really didn’t understand what I was doing, other than talking about how I’ve always been talking since my childhood.

“And actually I was a little insecure last year – because I never imagined my personality and the cadence of my speech would be analyzed.”

Finally, Rapp called the courage to watch some of these Youtube compilations “and me, okay, that that a little funny “.

“I just noticed that I couldn’t stop or tone. So I ran with him.”

He’s even having fun for the last single to leave me alone.

“I signed it on the face but I’m still saying something“Oh Mickey is trying with Punky Brio on the drum.

Leave me alone, Bratty to people who try to sand the rough edges of RAPP is a humorous response. But he was born of a real disappointment.

Last March, he had completed a European tour, at the same time with my Mean Girls single, not my fault, but the biggest hit of his career. Suddenly, he was under pressure to follow him.

“Basically, it was said that everyone wanted me to put an album in a single and autumn in the summer.”

“I started panic. ‘Holy shit, how do I do that?’ I was really, because I really worked very much.

“I was crying with my girlfriend about it, ‘I have no idea how to do this’. And literally ‘you don’t have to do it, and you shouldn’t do it in the meantime’.”

RAPP accepted the advice, but he went to work, regardless of a by -product of career insecurity and the need for approval.

“This is what someone asks me, so I can’t do it because I don’t work enough and that means I don’t want enough ‘.”

When he arrived in the studio, frustrations were shed.

“Basically, I was saying that I wish people would come out of me – and everyone in the room said ‘This song’.

Let me be written in the neighborhood of that moment, Rapp’s second album was an obvious choice to start Bite Me.

Before the interview, he portrays six of 12 songs, including a permanent tribute in mind.

The RAPP, called SHY, tells us how it was connected around the British musician when they visited together in 2023.

“I’m not a shy person at all, so he made me realize how crazy I was in love with him, or he says.

“I was just out of a relationship and I was more relieved of being on my own, then I faced these feelings.

“I’m a tense wreck, like ‘I want to break’.”

It is still fed today. Opal blue eyes are burning during Rhapsodsades about the “British princess”.

“He’s not just my best friend and my most reliable confidant, but he also wants me to win as much as I want him to win – and this feeling is very little.”

Elsewhere, the album is reflected on the old flames of RAPP, including a pair of pieces that discover what is happening when a third person adds themselves to a relationship.

Why is he still here, the Rapp partner is confronted with a little approaching girl: “You tell me you don’t love him, but you probably have to tell him.“

Rapp, which translates the script, connects with a friend when the deviation charm is very strong in Melancholic Balad.

Like an apology, he says his first album in Snow Angel with a subtlety that he doesn’t always exist.

“Being a theater girl, the transition to pop music may be really difficult,” the left confesses, literally has a tattoo expression on the left wrist (more vocal).

“You are trying to adapt this sound and this skin to a studio setting from telling your intestines.

“It was really hard for me, he said how to give the same performance quality, and at the same time withdrawn 5,000 percent.

“But if I want to have a really successful pop career, I realized that I should make music that I don’t use the parts of my voice that I use live.”

He is looking forward to playing these songs alive, but Rapp admits that his last round is still a shadow.

“I couldn’t call myself a set that I felt comfortable in the last two years, or he says.

“I’m looking out [at the audience] And I’m like ‘I have to go home’. ”

Part of the problem is that Rapp’s concerts attract more ordinary fans and critics while the star rises.

“I think, even if I can see what the fronts do, it is harder for me to believe that people care.”

“And many sounds came to my head. Criticism, self -destroying, labeling yourself not good enough. All these negative things made me difficult for me.”

However, it is hopeful that the upcoming tour of RAPP will be different under the new material (and a very needed break) under the belt.

“I was very euphoras when I played at the beginning of my career.

“It would be good to remember this feeling.”