March 4, 2021 • 58 secs
(Singer songwriter) Madison Beer has dealt with a lot of haters and critics, who discredit her as more of an influencer than artist, but she’s found a way to not only deal with it but thrive.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Direct from Hollywood Seacrest. Madison Beer broke onto the mainstream
radio last year with her single Selfish, but she's been
working hard for that moment for nearly a decade after
originally being signed by Justin Bieber Around. She's arguably an
even bigger social media star than pop Star, which twenty
two million followers on Instagram. Some critics discredit her as
(00:20):
an influencer, not a real artist. Some have even labeled
her as fake or contrived, which Madison admits does hurt
because being real is one of the things she values most.
She tells n m E. I'd like people to think
of me as an artist who stays true to herself
and as a mental health advocate, because that's a really
honorable role. I'd also like people to realize that I'm
someone who's been put through the ringer by the industry.
(00:43):
It's been a very long journey for me and not
an easy one, but I've come through the other side
stronger and I'm definitely a fighter. A brand new album,
Life Support, is being heralded for above all else, honesty
and it's out now. That's direct from Hollywood
Direct from Hollywood Seacrest. Madison Beer broke onto the mainstream
radio last year with her single Selfish, but she's been
working hard for that moment for nearly a decade after
originally being signed by Justin Bieber Around. She's arguably an
even bigger social media star than pop Star, which twenty
two million followers on Instagram. Some critics discredit her as
(00:20):
an influencer, not a real artist. Some have even labeled
her as fake or contrived, which Madison admits does hurt
because being real is one of the things she values most.
She tells n m E. I'd like people to think
of me as an artist who stays true to herself
and as a mental health advocate, because that's a really
honorable role. I'd also like people to realize that I'm
someone who's been put through the ringer by the industry.
(00:43):
It's been a very long journey for me and not
an easy one, but I've come through the other side
stronger and I'm definitely a fighter. A brand new album,
Life Support, is being heralded for above all else, honesty
and it's out now. That's direct from Hollywood
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