Name: JENNIE Cries For Help While Eating Spicy Wings | Hot Ones
Uploaded: 2025-06-30T07:19:36.000Z
Duration: 22 min 49 s
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For First We Feast, I'm Sean Evans and you're watching Hot Ones.

It's the show with hot questions and even hotter wings.

She's a chart-topping, record-breaking global pop star who just released her debut studio album.

It's called Ruby and includes the breakout hits Like Jenny and Mantra.

But how do pretty girls handle spicy wings?

I am very happy and excited and scared to be here.

How are you around spicy food before we get started?

Are you someone who enjoys a little heat?

In my daily life, I have no nothing, no spice in my life.

I don't like spicy food or anything to do with spice.

So I understand that your album Ruby is inspired in part by the 16th century William Shakespeare play As You Like It.

I'm curious, what kind of connection did you make between your own journey and Shakespeare's exploration of the stages of life?

When I first read the play and saw how they broke down into seven different stages, what I was coming from was also the seven years of being in a group of Blackpink and how every little event has changed me over time.

I've had my rollercoaster emotions of when I loved music, when I hated music.

And every moment in between was the important things that got me here.

And I guess it just inspired me to look at myself in a different way and really dive into what got me here and who I am.

If you're ready to move on here to wing number two.

I'm going to try my best and keep my calm.

I'm not going to overreact, over spice, you know.

I like that you're making this claim on wing two.

So I think it's really interesting and honest.

When you talk about making this record, you make it very clear that it was not at all an easy process.

When you think about the creative decisions that went into putting together this album, is there something that you're particularly proud to have fought for on the album's behalf?

So I had to fight for a few of the songs and honestly the whole core message to begin with.

We didn't have to forcefully make the music easy for people to like this album.

Let me try and do what I like and what I convince myself to do to get to people.

And a lot of the songs on this album, I really had to fight for it.

Especially a song like Zen, a song like Starlight, which I understand that it might not be the first thing that could pop up in people's mind, but I knew that it would touch the people that I want to touch.

I saw a few episodes where people start getting from the third wing.

It gets you, kind of in the back, but I can survive.

I'm here in the third wing and I'm surviving.

Can you describe something that you've learned from a vocal coach that you think has really helped you as a singer?

Whether it's something physical like jaw position or something psychological like a mental hurdle you had to overcome.

I remember this was in LA with my vocal coach.

And on our very first day, on our very first session, he had me just stood there and look out the window and just scream as loud as I can.

It wasn't to scream in the most beautiful voice or to be the loudest.

It was to get to that state of releasing everything that's kind of holding you up.

I don't know if this could help anyone, but it did for me.

There's so many tricks and things that you could do to prep your vocals and to get you to the next level.

But this could be your very first one of your first steps is to you need to be able to just let go.

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