“Obsessed” is sprinkled with feminism, and that may be the only quality I admire. And doubtlessly, I love a girl with confidence-confidence is beautiful. In “Obsessed,” when Addison Rae says “I’m obsessed with me as much as you//Say you’d die for me//I’d die for me too,” her confidence is radiant. The song is rumored to be surrounding her ex-boyfriend-who remains anonymous-when he would ensure his love by saying “I’m obsessed with you,” and Addison Rae would reply “‘me too” in reality, she was being dishonest, said in an interview with Zane Lowe on Apple Music. “Obsessed” is the most basic, autotuned song I’ve ever heard it has no flavor, stand-out qualities, or spice. From there, other creators took the influence of D’Amelio’s success and attempted to jumpstart their own singing career Addison Rae is one of them. It all started with Dixie D’Amelio, sister of Charli D’Amelio, releasing a few songs that were absolute disappointments earlier this year. Per contra, I’d advise her to take a step back in. Well, despite her own words, it appears that she stepped out of her comfort zone. “Obsessed” is sprinkled with feminism, and that may be the only quality I admire.” Just recently, Addison Rae released her first-ever song called “Obsessed.” In this debut of a whole new side of herself, I find it odd because, in some past interviews, I recall Addison Rae ratifying-numerous times-that she will never step foot in the music industry because it is way out of her league. In other words, if you’re a dancer, stick to dancing.
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However, this is not a free pass to try and gain attention through aspects elsewhere. Henceforth, all of her qualities make a great recipe for fame. Plus, she has the look: long, brunette hair, bushy-but groomed-eyebrows, curly lashes, and plump, pink lips. She grew up as a dancer therefore, that initial art gave her a leg up within a dancing-based app.
Twenty-year-old Addison Rae-known for her lip-syncing skills and dance moves-for me, falls right in the middle. Some are merited, others are far from deserved. TikTok-the current most popular social media app on the web-is known for handing out fame left and right. As someone who repeatedly ingrains into her audience’s minds that she’d ‘never make music’ and ‘has a terrible voice’, TikTok star Addison Rae’s debut of her music career caught me by surprise. But that message was so strong and I wanted to communicate it. There are days where I struggle and it’s definitely a work in progress to accept who I am and give myself the love I deserve. “It’s more I can love myself as much as you love me and that’s important. Rae told Vogue, “One could take it as being vainly obsessed with yourself, but that’s not what I’m trying to communicate,” Rae explained. The song not only speaks to her recent split but also speaks to Rae’s experiences as a social media star who rose to fame quickly. It was kind of an accident… But he was like, ‘Oh are you obessed with yourself?’ And I was like, You know what? I should be.” “He looked at me and was like, ‘I’m obsessed with you.’ And I was like, Me too. Rae spoke about an encounter with Hall one day when he was dropping her off at the studio.
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