Sky Ferreira Wants To Follow In Fiona Apple's Footsteps
. When Ferreira sat down with Radio.com last month, she admitted that this constant need for people to figure her out-"Is she like the pretty dumb girl or is she just off the wall crazy?" she mock questioned-is starting to get under her skin. "I feel like now with like all these blogs and stuff, I feel like every single thing someone does, especially girls in pop music for some reason, is constantly analyzed�it's just like, it's not that complex," she told Radio.com. "Not everything a girl does in pop music is a think piece." All this unwanted attention has also got her sympathizing with one of her favorite singers, Fiona Apple, who earned herself a rather dubious reputation thanks in no small part to her "the word is bulls-t" speech at the MTV Video Music Awards in 1997. "They wanted to say she was sullen and like moody and crazy," Ferreira said. "She was frustrated with everything and was kind of just like, 'Ugh, alright I'm done' and went away for a second." "That's the thing that's cool about her," Ferreira, who says Apple's 1996 debut, Tidal, was the first record she ever bought, added. "She'll release an album and be like, 'Alright, here it is' and then go away. But the album is always good. I really admire her as a person and I think that's always why I related to her music in a lot of ways." more on this story Radio.com is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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