Mika makes almost quite good record shock!
And it's about TEH GAYZ!!!
If those gibberish lyrics can be said to be 'about' anything.
PS Some barely coherent blah about the song and sexuality from the formerly closeted singer.
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Tuesday, 26 May 2015
Friday, 12 October 2012
Mika: Unamazing
Are you amazed that in 2012 people are still fascinated by
someone's sexuality?
Mika: "It's funny. You can't believe the amount of speculation you get over your private life."
You recently came out, didn't you?
Mika: "I did, because I was happy."
Has it made a difference?
Mika: "No, because the question still comes up in every fucking interview! Only now it's like: 'What are gay stereotypes?' 'Are you a gay stereotype?' It has not ended."
Did you feel bullied into coming out?
Mika: "No, because I have been bullied and I know what it feels like. You're being kicked in the stomach, you want to vomit – that's bullying."
"The flamboyant singer" Mika interviewed in The Guardian.
Here's a vile piece of innuendo from The Guardian before this unbelievably annoying singer came out.
Update: The "colourful popster" told the Daily Star Saturday; "Writing love songs was new to me, so I had a lot to play around with – songs were falling out of me.
Mika: "It's funny. You can't believe the amount of speculation you get over your private life."
You recently came out, didn't you?
Mika: "I did, because I was happy."
Has it made a difference?
Mika: "No, because the question still comes up in every fucking interview! Only now it's like: 'What are gay stereotypes?' 'Are you a gay stereotype?' It has not ended."
Did you feel bullied into coming out?
Mika: "No, because I have been bullied and I know what it feels like. You're being kicked in the stomach, you want to vomit – that's bullying."
"The flamboyant singer" Mika interviewed in The Guardian.
Here's a vile piece of innuendo from The Guardian before this unbelievably annoying singer came out.
Update: The "colourful popster" told the Daily Star Saturday; "Writing love songs was new to me, so I had a lot to play around with – songs were falling out of me.
“It was such a statement of freedom from someone
who’d been so guarded in my lyrics but it came from a place of joy
rather than pressure or insecurity.”
Update 2: The album The Origin Of Love scraped into the charts at number 24. Game over?
Labels:
Coming Out,
Mika,
Richard Smith,
The Guardian
Saturday, 4 August 2012
Mika: Stating The Obvious
Instinct.
Who knew!
I mean literally who knew?
This is the worst thing I've heard since your last album.
Ricky Martin!
Anderson Cooper!
And now you!
What next?
Tom Daley?
Oh, you've got a new album out...
Who knew!
I mean literally who knew?
This is the worst thing I've heard since your last album.
Ricky Martin!
Anderson Cooper!
And now you!
What next?
Tom Daley?
Oh, you've got a new album out...
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