“I’m constantly growing, my album came out in ’97 but I started doing music in the early ‘90s,” she said. “One reason that I’m still here and I’m still relevant to this day – probably even more relevant than a lot of new people who come into the industry – is because I know how to reinvent myself, I know how to change with the times. The 34-year-old discussed how the industry has changed since she first released music.“I think that, no matter who you are these days; you could be young, you could be old, you could be new, you could be an artist that’s been in the industry for a minute, I think it’s all about a hot record these days, it’s different,” she claimed. “I think that’s the only difference I could point out, you know, you could have a hot song back in the day but it may not break through. But now if you have a hot song – it doesn’t have to have a lot of thought behind it, it doesn’t have to be a deep record. “You don’t even have to be very talented as long as you come up with something that’s catchy and, you know, something that is now.”
The Queen has a point. Who cares about talent anymore? You just have one catchy song and your suddenly the next biggest thing....
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