Random thought of the day: What exactly is it about Jess Glynne that turns us off? She’s very successful and serving big pop songs. In theory, we should absolutely love her but we just don’t. Why?
The non-existent personality. She's about as exciting as a bowl of dry rice krispies.Random thought of the day: What exactly is it about Jess Glynne that turns us off? She’s very successful and serving big pop songs. In theory, we should absolutely love her but we just don’t. Why?
Also, I remember looking around me during this interlude at Wembley and everyone - including myself - was crying. One of those moments you’ll take with you forever.
That reminded me of when she asked the audience if they were ready to have a good time, only to perform her Children In Need ballad.She was saying things in between songs on Thursday which were all very nice but the tone was just weird. It made them sound insincere.
Random thought of the day: What exactly is it about Jess Glynne that turns us off? She’s very successful and serving big pop songs. In theory, we should absolutely love her but we just don’t. Why?
I've got nothing against Jess Glynne, I just see her more as a recording artist than a performer. Many of us have danced to her hits on a night out, but few have clamoured to see her live.
I think having Jess there was a stroke of genius. The highs always feel that much higher when you've come from a low, and boy is she low.She is stylistically so different to the Spice Girls - Jess very much represents how pop is done in 2019 (for good and bad) and the Spicies are just a completely different (better!) sensibility, of when there was more FUN in chart music.
Gotta quote you, sorry.Evenin, soooooooo. Very hard to put into words how last night felt for me and also for Matt the night before. I've been in a daze all day and just quietly swept the garden and did chores while hubby baked lol. So many moments that made me cry tears of joy and burst with pride. Im still processing it. Some beautiful moments back stage reminiscing and pinching ourselves and wishing it could happen all over again. A real highlight for me was the banter on stage. It was just the same 24yrs ago sitting in my tiny studio in East London and trust me still carries on back stage! I love them so much it hurts. Thanks for all the lovely comments on here its such a great site and Peter should be very proud. Now to stop gushing..... How amazing is that Sampa the Great single!!!!!! B x
Dont make me cry again lol. so kind thank you xxxxxxxxxGotta quote you, sorry.
Just to say how thankful I am for all the work you did with the girls. I don't think you will ever realise the impact you had on so many of us as kids so thank you a million xx
People can be so snobby about pop, but it unites us like nothing else. It must be life-affirming to see the positive impact your music continues to have on tens of thousands of people. I'm so glad you experienced that moment. Well deserved.Dont make me cry again lol. so kind thank you xxxxxxxxx
Maybe it's time to change the subject of your dissertation to exploring exactly how they did do that.I have a dissertation to write and my head is still in Spiceworld. I still can’t believe they did THAT.