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“MNEK’s second album, Bulldozer , arrived just a few days before the stream of consciousness essay he published.”
“Tinashe is also among the artists pushing back and clearing a lane for herself.”
“Pop stars putting their starry-eyed dreams under the spotlight might be the best way for them to land there themselves.”
““I like what Adéla’s coming out with as far as the shamelessness and wanting to be a pop star,” MNEK says.”
“His relationship with pop stardom has changed drastically over the years.”
““Like ‘ aw Uzo wanted to be a popstar.”
““I know that I’m a superstar,” she sings.”
““But that’s real, that’s how they measure this shit.”
“He witnessed it firsthand with Larsson, whose fifth album Midnight Sun secured her a long-awaited true breakthrough .”
““I’ve been singing so long and nobody hears it,” she sings.”
“On their new bold albums, Tinashe, MNEK, and Adéla are figuring out what it even means By Larisha Paul Larisha Paul Contact Larisha Paul on X Pop Stars Can’t Stop Singing About Wanting to Be Pop Stars Sienna Spiro Nabs Best New Artist at 2026 MTV Video Music Awards Sienna Spiro Lives Up to ‘Great Expectations’ With Debut MTV VMAs Performance View all posts by Larisha Paul September 29, 2026 Add us as a Google Preferred Source MNEK, Adéla, and Tinashe are among the pop stars breaking the fourth wall by writing manifestations and commentaries about pop stardom into their music Chelsea Guglielmino/FilmMagic; Caroline Safran; Mat Hayward/Getty Images After the release of his debut album Language, MNEK felt as transparent as glass.”
“The more complex an artist’s creative identity, the less anyone really knows what to do with them.”
““I felt like everybody was laughing at me,” the British singer, songwriter, and producer wrote on Substack early last week.”
““As the industry side and the business side of it creeps in, it gets a bit less glamorous.”
““They are old white men,” she drawls through syrupy autotune on the track.”
““She was in a make or break position.” She leaned further into the conversation on PinkPantheress’ “Stateside” remix, nodding to her opening slot on Tate McRae’s tour and her changing perception of the American dream.”
“Not only are hungry artists not shying away from their starry-eyed dreams, they’re breaking the fourth wall by writing manifestations and commentaries about pop stardom into their music.”
“Tinashe has been in pursuit of pop stardom for more than a decade, catching fleeting glimpses of it over the years.”
“Adéla has already found sticky hits with “Nicole Kidman,” on which she boasts, “That’s why I put pop princess on my license plate,” and “Ain’t In LA,” a wistful singalong that made her the first Slovak artist to appear on the Billboard Hot 100.”
““They hate to see I’ve come so far.” It’s also present on “Empty Stadiums,” a recollection of a nightmare about waiting and wanting.”
“They had all types of things to say.”
“You don’t know a thing about music.” He’s had the same thoughts while reading comments from pop fans.”