Robyn has stated she hated Elon Musk “manner earlier than it was cool”.
The Swedish popstar made the remarks whereas showing on the Las Culturistas podcast, the place she participated of their hot-take phase “I Don’t Assume So Honey”.
Talking about Musk, Robyn commented: “I at all times hated him, manner earlier than it was cool to hate him… as a result of there was a time the place [it] wasn’t cool to hate him”.
She went on to recall the second she begun to detest the Tesla and SpaceX CEO, including that “for me, I began hating him when he put a Tesla into area with a David Bowie music on it. He truly shot a automotive into area, as if there wasn’t sufficient shit floating round”.
Robyn continued: “I feel there ought to be democracy in area. There ought to be democracy on Earth, too, sure, which we possibly don’t even have in the intervening time. However the truth that any business firm can resolve what to do with pure assets and likewise do cheesy issues, like sending a silly fucking automotive into area that’s additionally harmful for individuals — take into consideration the astronauts which are up there within the Worldwide House Station and so they don’t actually know what’s going to hit them or no matter.”
Watch the second at 56:43 minutes down beneath:
Robyn is about to launch her first new album in eight years, ‘Sexistential’. Her ninth studio LP will land on March 27 by way of Younger.
Thus far, Robyn has launched the lead single ‘Dopamine‘, together with the album’s title monitor and ‘Discuss To Me’.
Talking concerning the document, Robyn stated that “exploring my sensual life is similar feeling as after I make music.
“It’s such a wonderful sort of delicate vibration that takes a lot work to maintain afloat. I really feel like the aim of my life is to remain attractive – it doesn’t even need to be about intercourse, but it surely’s feeling sensual and interested in issues that I take pleasure in, and never letting something take over that,” she added.
You may pre-save/pre-order the album right here.
We final spoke to Robyn in 2018, the place she spoke about turning into well-known as a teenage musician and being the queen of the misfits.
“I grew to become ‘well-known’ – no matter – at a really younger age, it was actually scary for me, and one thing I actually struggled with initially in my teenage years. I’ve at all times needed to personal the state of affairs and demystify it. Not the music or the sentiments, however I needed it to not scare me. I needed to really feel prefer it liberated me…”
She went on to speak about her love for Tottenham Hotspurs, and the way it unintentionally linked again to her underdog legacy: “I like that they actually sucked, and so they’ve battled again! They’re not giving up! When you meet these large groups, with all this superstar and cash, and star gamers, it’s a must to come clean with it, and never let go of your thought of your self. They’re underdogs.”
We additionally gave ‘Honey’ a four-star evaluation when it dropped, writing: “This is probably not Robyn’s enormous, chart-conquering return – however actually, from such a trail-blazing artist, did you actually anticipate something apart from a subversion of expectations?”
Elsewhere, watch Robyn’s sensual efficiency of ‘Sexistential’ on ‘Colbert’.
