“I’m very particular in what I want as an artist and I will never rush to get things done.” “I’m still learning new things every day and I think the biggest thing I learned about myself is that I’m a perfectionist,” she shared. With ‘Build A Bitch’ having been released just over a year ago, the relative newcomer also reflected on her journey so far. Each song has its own unique way of saying, ‘I’m a bad bitch, so don’t mess with me’.” “It holds strong messages while sounding fun, dark and sweet. “I want people to feel empowered and confident when they hear my EP,” she said. The record will arrive on August 12 via Warner Records and will contain “strong messages”, according to the star. ‘Dolls’ is the first taste of Poarch’s wider EP – her first, more fleshed-out offering to her fans. I’m also a huge fan of Sucker Punch, so I named the robot arm ‘sucker punch’.” “I love mixing the dark aesthetic with the cute pastels. “I grew up watching a lot of anime and Tim Burton films,” she explained. While coming up with the vision for it, the 25-year-old pop star took inspiration from some of her childhood favourites to help give it that feel.
#Bitch dont kill my vibe movie
Grimes and I had to go through fight training and it’s one of the coolest things I’ve done in a while.”įilming the video might have felt like a movie to Poarch, and viewers will also find cinematic magic to it too. She added: “It was fun and kind of scary, to be honest. The deeper meaning is that we don’t always have to win the fight.” Realisation that she has been controlled, taken advantage of and fighting on the wrong side of the battle all along. “Realisation of what she’s truly been a part of. “That’s her moment of realisation,” Poarch said.
When the fight is over, though, the light in the pop iconoclast’s eyes goes out.
A prominent scene in the video sees Grimes, complete with glowing red eyes, take on Poarch in battle.
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