Jessie J, “who You Are”Jessie J, “Who You Are”Jessie J’s album was released on February, 2011 under the name of “Who You Are”. This was the debut album of the British singer and song writer Jessie Cornish who has become a positive role model for teenagers? It took her six years to complete the album, but as a young writer, she had collaborated with other artist and done other previous woks, such as the well knows “Party in USA.” Why in this album she believes is it important to send a positive message to the teenagers? As a young adult she believes there are many young with negative self esteem about themselves. That is why in some of the lyrics of this first record, she exposed past experiences and she has a positive message towards young people especially for those out there who has been bullied, she encourages within them the importance of self love and standing up for oneself no matter what other people think or wants to you to be.
It takes a while but it is important to make a conscious decision to go into music and music has consequences. There are more people out there, it is hard to put all your eggs in one basket all the time so in today’s world of digital music and online music, it isn’t possible to create a life full of your true feelings, you have to think of life as an expression of your emotions just like any other person, you have to see how these emotions and thoughts happen and why, why they will become that way. This song made on my laptop has been downloaded an incredible 4 million times since it’s release, I am already proud and confident of what we have accomplished for others. I want you to feel that sense of optimism in the words of a fellow human and that feeling of freedom of choice, that is love, joy and life and I want the next album to inspire you. It feels like that song is a part of me and I want you to be positive. For me, I hope this and all of the amazing artists and bands who are around, that they will stand out with this beautiful song. I feel hope that I’ve inspired you all.
Thank you. I am not getting any love but please don’t think I am making excuses just because I didn’t see some of my own songs before. Also I want to say that I am grateful to a lot of people in the world who have joined in and who have written my music for others:
Laura de Oliveira,
Joel B. Anderson
Alex De Sestanel,
Bourdieu Nastassa,
Nancy Riggs,
Julia M. Mihle
Sandra Stauffner
Saul White
Timothy H. Siena
Vivela Vannucci
Walee Williams
I really appreciate your support, and I appreciate your love. It was an honour to work at the same time as you and thank you for being a friend of mine and you are extremely kind and supportive. Thank you very much and thank God that you are still here with us.
— Jessie J, the mother of the late Jodi Rose, now a member of the band The Pills
The band We Can See You was formed in July 2010 outside of London by Rose and her friends. Since then, it has grown to be one of the most well known, influential female rock groups on the planet and the music of many girls who have been influenced by that band. With the success that the group brought to its world tour, the band have gained international recognition and even sold out Wembley Stadium to mark one of the last concerts of their careers. The band launched on their first studio album In the Shade in 2011 under the name of The Pills, with Jessie and her five friends joining its music crew of friends and family members. With the success that the band brought to their world tour, the band have gained international recognition and even sold out Wembley Stadium to mark one of the last concerts of their careers.
During 2010, The Pells reunited with their other members and started a new project, The Pains, a project with lyrics, style and production from Rose and other group members and members of The Pools. While it is unclear if all of Rose’s lyrics are autobiographical, it was found that while the group were performing some of their songs on the song. For the remaining group members, this was an opportunity for them to use their music to express themselves in different ways. The Pains was initially composed in 2010 and included
In the song “Who’s Laughing Now”, she talks about kids been bullied and ridicule in school. How this is happening today in mostly all our schools, and we should do something to stop it. We must give importance and support the fight against bullies. It is sad how children are growing up with low self esteem because they see themselves different from others. In the lyrics, she clearly states how she was bullied in the past by others.
“Mummy they called me namesThey wouldn’t let me playId run home sit and cry almost everyday” (Jessie J)She experienced in her previous years how kids are treated, but it is amazed how she turns these bad experiences into something that could benefit her, and she gives hope, that there is always a way to success in life, no matter all the suffering you could have in previous years. It will make you grow up and believe that at the end of the road all those who maltreat you would be miserable or not successful as one can become. It is a way to tell other people who doubt about your talents or planes in the future that always if you believe it, it is going to be possible. “So who’s laughing now,” is a clear meaning that one can be proud of the achievement in life and people who laugh at you today are not successful as you may become.
In other lyrics included in that album, she encourages their listeners to love themselves no matter who they are.“I stare at my reflection in the mirrorWhy am I doing this to myself?Losing my mind on a tiny errorI nearly left the real me on the shelf” (Jessie J).She described how important is not to condemn yourself for what you are and who have you become. The world is different