Björk - Interview

Interview with the extremely talented Laureate of 2010's Polar Music Prize - Björk.
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[@stevefurytv]

When I was younger I had no idea why people were so obsessed with Bjork. All I could hear was obnoxious half-singing and weird noises, but as I got older I really started to appreciate the freedom in her voice. She's truly detached and unaffected by outside influence. Something we should all aspire to.

[@Ksu_]

+Steve Fury she's always been my main queen :)

[@Chasstful]

Well said Mate!

[@JesusChristIsLord__]

You're a man with few words, but wise ones they are.

[@karakorum2007]

Each one evolves and prepares for new experiences in his own time. The important thing is to be open to learning and recognizing such experiences and their teachings.

[@tsunamethyst]

Steve Fury Same here for years I would hear snippets of her music and just shut it out without ever fully allowing myself to experience at least one full song. I came across Pagan Poetry in a SoundCloud mix curated by an artist without knowing it was her and now I'm completely awestruck by so many of her works!!!

[@listentoyourintuitionnotyo2517]

The media tried to make her out like a crazy woman back in the day, but she's not crazy, very intelligent actually

[@nurtured-channel2953]

The world has a problem explaining creativity because it touches on the Divine

[@blablacar243]

@@nurtured-channel2953 perfectly said

[@GR-gk5xs]

Sweeney McTod Spoken like someone that has never had a creative or original thought in their life

[@bjamiork]

This is why I never gave her a chance and listened to her music. Growing up, all I ever knew of her was how the media made her seem crazy and unstable and weird. So I just avoided her music. Not fair. Come to find out, I love her and she's so intriguing!

[@ashf585]

@Sweeney McTod Exactly, you're an art teacher, copying other people's work to teach instead of making a living off of your own work. I don't see your name or art anywhere? Calling people bitch in KZbin comments... No wonder you failed as an "artist".

[@sammilee9747]

Don't try too hard to like her, and you will end up totally loving her unique art.

[@GozerTheGozerian]

"Art" is a big stretch, isn't it? She's a mainstream musician who packages herself as quirky and counter-culture. Annoying is the word that pops into my mind when I see her.

[@azerix4168]

GozerTheGozerian Even Bjork's most popular song "it's oh so quiet" has lots of strange twists. Look at an album such as medulla as well, how much mainstream music has Mike Patton making strange noises and unpredictable structures. Bjork didn't mean to become popular as she's said many times before, which means she probably wasn't writing mainstream music

[@ashencometmom5291]

@@GozerTheGozerian you appear to have misunderstood some things about her music she doesn't package herself as anything other than herself that's why her music sounds relatively similar to mainstream stuff compared to all the niche experimental things out there: she's not trying to go with or against the current, she's just making the music she likes without worrying about how it compares to the rest but let me guess, the only actual counter-culture music is the one _you_ like the most, right? fuckin hipster

[@rodval2322]

@@GozerTheGozerian It's funny cause all these alternative pop artists that have been coming out since the late 00's try to be weird, unique and try too hard to not be mainstream but when i try to think about muscians who try too hard to be ''different'' Björk never comes to my mind, cause she doesn't try anything, she just is. As someone said before, she's not trying to go with or against anything, she does what she wants and works with she wants and all that stuff. So i think she is very far from being a try-hard alternative artists. She is the number one inspiration for ridiculous try harders but that shit ain't her problem.

[@zaba.4656]

@@ashencometmom5291 hello! I know this reply is late, but can you give me some names of other experimental musicians? I'm very interested in learning more about it

[@asifpolito1]

She has a very cute accent. It is like sugar to my ears.

[@ericbryant6097]

sugar cubes

[@Cormagh]

Sugar cubes to my ears.

[@commandingjudgedredd1841]

Cola cubes

[@kightremin]

Yes, thererrrrrrrrr arerrrrrrrrr a lot of serrrrrrriously rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrolled Rrrrrrrrrrrrrrs.

[@ghoulunathics]

you would have to change your underwear every time you'd speak some finnish person in english=D

[@joeagger]

1:21 when she says "starrrk" I actually melt tbh

[@andreavanriel6438]

Omg me too

[@sebastianarganaraz2879]

Such a werrd she also said I love fer accent

[@DeeDee-eb6fe]

Oh yes! I'm bavarian and we have the rrrrolling 'R' as well, but this 'starrrrk' by Björk would blast my tongue 😂

[@ternitamas]

rrrreprrresentation of everrrrry 😉😍

[@samirah4423]

its soo angelic ,her accent

[@AdditonTV]

Who else thinks this is one of her not-being-shy interviews. I think she is very opened and comfortable here and looks happy.

[@OrantesMontoya]

Additon All idiots looks always happy.

[@djhannas]

+Roland Gustafsson Show Us one smart guy that is sad!

[@OrantesMontoya]

Hanna Shirazi That would be me i guess.

[@djhannas]

+Roland Gustafsson Don't worry, Be happy :)

[@TheConsummateArtist]

I think it takes a good interviewer to allow her to open up. She doesn't do that for everyone.

[@jasonbirch4203]

Bjork has the voice of an angry angel. Wonderful !!!

[@Rasmusorum]

Angry angel even

[@HeavyMetalGamer45]

@@Rasmusorum angry Angel 👍

[@Godisreal123]

Very accurate

[@Lydynthmn]

She's a very interesting and unique person, wonderfully unpredictable.

[@KRAFTWERK2K6]

not only the voice but also the soul and beauty of a fairy.

[@truethat8503]

She was definitely hundreds of years ahead of her time maybe three hundred years from now she'll be appreciated for the genius she is

[@chaeriplease]

True That What are you even talking about. She *is* today appreciated as a genius. You are literally watching a video of her receiving a prize.

[@dunweyweydum]

Absolutely

[@timsharp8233]

Very true

[@tristanyoung4161]

Was? She still is

[@ChaliceMovingXIV]

She needs... TWO AWARDS.

[@anemonaloco]

"I'm more excited about the music i haven't made yet" Genius!

[@illhorse]

She fascinates me. I love her

[@OrantesMontoya]

illhorse Agree,all mentally handicapped fascinates me.

[@conceicaoramos4542]

Roland Gustafsson

[@OrantesMontoya]

The difference between an insane and a genius is subtle.Hard to say in which category she belongs.

[@MatthewDeal]

Roland Gustafsson Is no category. She simply is yet with high and more than enough intrigue and Divine Complexity. I know this because of something inexplicable that Hides In The Light that shares these words that ALWAYS consist of anything/everything Wonderful, Wondrous, Strange, Beautifully Enigmatic or Up-Right Side Bubble-Giggle fiddle found within the confines of a small seldomly used or vacant room in Georgia but I live 0.0.79 degrees away from this spot which makes it just right for that of myself. A Long story and if Ii elaborated on it, I would come across, down under, all around and from Root Chakra to Crown, frankly, insane. So, I digress. Was merely joking with every word up above & if any offense in any dynamically inclined given way, then I Truly am sorry for that silliness which isn't at all like me to do, but I did and feel bad. Alas, it's all moot as one proceeds to scoot boogy on the Cotton Eye'd Josephine's Floor Mats. Love All, regardless remains the only Concrete and Fully with much simplicity into the transference of thought exchanged getting properly through to the next in line and full of All that presents itself as TRULY DIVINE which can NEVER be a silly simple stupid shame of a lie for one's comfort to run and hide.

[@paulluna8207]

Roland Gustafsson she's both, you have to have a very simple life, with simple motives to call her mentally handicapped.

[@metaldeath0]

Bjork, you've shared with me some of my loneliest moments. Thank you, I love you.

[@PeepingUkulele]

metaldeath0 same

[@isukatgeetar15]

"I totally know about this view that 'computer music has no soul'. You know. But I've always felt that if you put soul into your music, there's soul into your music. If you don't put soul in your music, there's no soul in your music. You cannot rely on a computer, or a guitar, or a violin to do it for you. It won't. You have to." -Björk

[@martinperezdisalvo7611]

2:39

[@hankjohnson2204]

"Interview." Sounds like the title of a Bjork album.

[@richardsalmon2134]

That's what I thought.

[@TETCOM.]

or one of her songs

[@celeste1324]

it does..lol

[@timbeaton5045]

It's also the title of a Gentle Giant album from 1976!

[@_Wakaz_]

Man, my crush on Bjork has really lasted for decades; she is truly a wonderful, beautiful, legendary and special human being and always will be. My favourite artist of all time. Thank you for changing my life, Bjork :)

[@cristenaaa]

lmao

[@junoyk.]

@@cristenaaa haha

[@squallleonhart3286]

She's the perfect combination of music mixed with poetry, nature and science, truly unique in many ways, love her so much!

[@ChristianMcClung]

I just love the way she says "stark" @ 1:21.

[@briantw]

Björk ends the same way when you pronounce it properly byerrrrrk

[@ladystalker3953]

The older I get, the more fascinated I become.

[@nataliedroopy9964]

She is the most creative person

[@angelgirl6667]

Björk doesn't really age bad as others do it's obvious that she's aged but not in a bad way she has such child like features she's honestly so adorable when she made the music video for play dead she was about 27-28 yet she looked around 14 and when she made pagan poetry she looked as if she was in her early 20s she's a very beautiful and talented woman

[@runeer]

she looks like Martina McBride to me now

[@angrypredator2704]

Maybe she's a witch? Perhaps that's how she atains both youthful appearance, cute looks, & an awesome sound?

[@lenzywilliams1720]

Maybe she was an Elf found abandoned in the tundra, & her "parents" divided to adopt her

[@osaniss]

Apex Predator she doesnt look young now

[@haret0n]

why is aging something to avoid anyway? growing older should be celebrated and physical manifestation of it taken for what it is. a beautiful deepening and demonstration of character and experience.

[@gerharddeusser9103]

Everything about her is so painfully beautiful.... It really hurrrrts.!

[@stevej4328]

The actual definition of an artist. Intelligent, creative, inspiring. It's been an evident decline in the music industry to see how bland, processed and moronic current pop music has become. Bjork is one of very very few left that actually produce their own music with passion and from a truly creative and vulnerable place. Love or hate her, she shows a damn sight more soul than anything whatsoever in the current music charts.

[@rayvanwayenburg998]

Sinequanon J very well said.

[@hanto144]

and that's on p e r i o d t

[@stevej4328]

@k2 your opinion

[@dean4553]

Musics still good you just have to look harder

[@stevej4328]

@@dean4553 it's sad that we have to scrape so deep. Artistry should be open and admired and it's just not anymore because the world is getting more moronic. I don't disagree that the good music is there but it's getting totally supressed by utter shite. This wasn't the case years ago when real artistry and skill was revered and mainstream.

[@misc4580]

she's got the type of accent where your inner monologue adopts it and you can't stop thinking in her voice

[@jesuslagman6711]

If Science has Scientists, Music has Björk

[@angelramondiaz7720]

Too me she the most twisted sensual musically thought provking intergalatic allien being I have ever seen. Shes like mini mouse on steriods. The words for her would be giftedly unique. A great female musical talent. Who the likes of her probably will never be recreated again in any future time frame. So bjork is very bizzare but beautiful and unique strand of the fabric taperstery we call music.

[@arogers1606]

Very well said !!!

[@michaelgiaquinto3295]

angel ramon diaz nicely said

[@einweieskaninchen413]

I find her very nomal and human!

[@kerensegevnoy]

Hi angel ramon

[@LesterLaoagan]

Before lady Gaga, Before Lenka, Before Melanie Martinez there was Bjork

[@faith4disney]

*Melanie.

[@justinrichardson7534]

you cant lump lady gaga in there.

[@elif-by5kq]

It is melanie but yea u are right.

[@Floptropican-Tim]

melanie is really awful at live vocals

[@elif-by5kq]

@@Floptropican-Tim no she is not u probably watched the live times she was ill

[@gregarmstrong2500]

I went to Iceland a few years ago and loved it, but I could never really work out how to explain it to anyone. "There's very few people there and very few plans and very few animals. There's a lot of room for you." is about the closest I've heard anyone get.

[@djpollux]

This is the way a real artist talks!

[@spurv]

As opposed to an unreal?

[@folkosire]

This docu made me realize how great her songs are..

[@zenonella]

i have so much respect for bjork. she's becoming my favourite singer/songwriter/artist. her music is weird however it's the good kind of weird the kind that makes you intrigued by how weird it is.

[@angelbunnyoftheuniverse]

Isobel on loop got me through a terrible marriage break-up 1996. Serious medicine.

[@marianneostmann8914]

Listening to her speak is like music in it's self.

[@nurtured-channel2953]

Bjork communicated freedom, free spiritness, creativity, authenticity , fearlessness, purity, divinity. She was the expression of all the things we don't dare to say or do but dream about. None of her musical work is outdated

[@boimunyu7074]

love her accent.... 😀😀😀

[@alexandrucristian8797]

Her accent is so funny and romantic at the same time

[@liquidmetal5616]

@@alexandrucristian8797 agRReed

[@jubalcalif9100]

I have a notion to second that emotion !!

[@boboloss99]

She's always brought me joy, even through my deeply painful divorce. She understands human emotions and expresses them like no one else.

[@petergilmartin6600]

an artist like no other, a female david bowie..........!!!!!!!!!!!! innovative, exciting, brave THANK you bjork

[@funnyaura]

I almost automatically got angry because you compared her to Bowie... but no, it is apropos

[@kevinpuja]

she's not a female David Bowie... she's Björk, she's unlike anyone else. :)

[@jackm7933]

Wait, you say she is like no one, then say she is like Bowie. Those contradict each other

[@Hugo-mh1pe]

no offense to bowie, but he's got nothing on Björk. Few artists could even dream of being as innovative as her and it's kind of reductive to call her "a female david bowie" anyway, they're both their own great artists.

[@dtsar]

She’s original like Bowie was, there’s no competing they change(d) the game each

[@ctaukus9146]

One of the purest musicians......saw her in the sugar cubes in NYC at rock against fur......and wanted to marry her on the spot.that was back in the 80s

[@FelipeAlvesPera]

Björk is so amazing.

[@joleenshadows]

She seems so sweet it's hard to imagine she can go completely banana's sometimes. Love her, always been a fan!

[@mer1red]

Maybe a little late with my answer, but just this. Completely banana's, is that so? She once explained in another interview the reason why she sometimes behaves in a special way, and right she is.

[@gabrielamespinoza]

Glad to know this artist during my young hood.

[@butterkukki]

She's a music genius...she makes her own music & what I admire about her is that she doesn't follow the trends, she makes the trend..she's so fascinating...

[@erikmiller4732]

She's such an amazing human being. Those eyes, that voice. Amazing.

[@thomastallis8819]

Though I've studied and performed music all my life, the way to experience sincere art and its essence, at least for me, is to let it bypass your intellect. Suspend analysis and you will know greatness when you hear it. Björk's music is gorgeous, kinetic, fascinating, beautiful -- and ultimately, ineffable. Thank you Björk for all you've done and will continue to do.

[@priyanka4380]

Very well put 👍

[@brittanylee2024]

she literally sees things through a different lens and i just think that it's unique how she sees the world

[@icosahedron3408]

there is no better singer alive today. i get chills with almost every note

[@zackbrumis7831]

For someone with staggering natural beauty, it’s maddening how she is always covering it up with costumes and makeup.

[@retsub3]

*_Love_* her brain, the music that comes out, the way she talks, what she talks about, the whole thing. Not gonna lie I _will_ miss her physical beauty when it eventually fades, but so far time merely changes her from one kind of gorgeous to another.

[@BTaylor3444]

Funny you mention this. I am not going to miss it, because her beauty is in her voice, her essence really. I understand what you mean, but Bjork's spirit and curiosity is what makes her enduring and attractive. How do you like Vulnicura? I am about to listen to it again before bed.

[@OrantesMontoya]

Steve X She has no brain.And that´s just how it is.

[@OrantesMontoya]

Just the way i am i guess,It´s because i hate everybody you se.Isn´t that cool??????

[@Lara1717171717]

I think she just became a different kind of beautiful. The fragility itself is beautiful.

[@brendantaylor3570]

Well said.

[@grassfuse]

What a beautiful Woman,so multifaceted and brilliant,like a Human diamond.Bjork's commitment to life,Music and how they combine is still breathtaking!She has always been a great source of joy for me!As for 'old' in what way? If anyone has stayed youthful in looks,thoughts or abilities more naturally than Bjork has I simply missed it!

[@OrantesMontoya]

grassfuse You are absolutely right,she has always been naturally stupid.

[@Jeanpierre364]

Roland Gustafsson Ha ha ha ! .....why are you talking about you using " she " ?.......Roland is a male name, right ? ( ha ha ha ! )

[@OrantesMontoya]

No,it´s a female name.

[@lavishdiluted5483]

FUCK YEAH!!! if there's no soul in your music... there's no soul in your music.

[@rufusmtvernon]

bjork...you just broke a million hearts with this video.

[@brentpreid]

I've loved her for over 20 years. She makes me think big things that are still cute. What a free mind, and what a voice. Thank you. Great video.

[@jacquelinewoo1900]

her music inspires and devastates me. i will always be incredibly grateful to her. She can bring me from joy to tears

[@SadeJessica]

I remember the first time I heard her music I was completely taken to another place that I had never been. She was definitely ahead of her time, from her music to her style and I loved it✨😌✨

[@socalsal627]

'Birthday' by The Sugarcubes is still one of my all-time favorites and what really made me fall in love with Bjork's voice. Then when I heard 'Debut' I was completely blown away.

[@MrTheunivideo]

I love her how she talks. Amazing human.

[@elisekrentzel27]

I dare say that Bjork even supersedes the creativity of the brilliant David Bowie!

[@michaelgiaquinto3295]

Elise Krentzel that is a really tough concept

[@joeagger]

I hold David Bowie, Kate Bush and Björk all in a high level of creative genius. they all have genius aspects that are different from one another, and yet all three are connected in so many ways. Kate in my opinion is the greatest songwriter of all time, David is the greatest effortless chameleon of all time and Björk is the high priestess of fusing genres and being ahead of one's time

[@Catsy29]

@@joeagger Love it. I completely agree. I was thinking that I can't compare Bowie to Björk because each one of them it's a category of it's own. But I like the way you put it.

[@TETCOM.]

she's just a deeper level of artistic genius than every other human

[@MisAnnThorpe]

Not only does she supercede Bowie but she probably surpasses Scott Walker and John Cale for creativity, too.

[@batemanlife]

Amazing artist and person, thank you Bjork

[@blackmetalmagick1]

She seems a very articulate learned person, someone I can see myself having a interesting conversation with, even though I despise her music.

[@JohnLouisyJoseph]

Everytime I hear her voice, how she speak, this is fascinating. Since, I saw Dancer In The Dark, she fascinates me.

[@krystinb8252]

She had no idea anyone would ever hear her...we’re so blessed that we get to hear her

[@anibalin7]

a short interview that gives you a slight idea of how complex her mind is

[@gumballrally427]

Complex? Really? She's just weird from all angles.

[@anibalin7]

Gumball LastRally weird means it's not the expected, usual perspective we're all used to, and to me that equals complex and fascinating :P

[@gumballrally427]

Sorry, no, she's just weird. Never caught on in the U.S. either.

[@anibalin7]

Gumball LastRally hahaha, no need to apologize, different perspectives for the same situation, that's what life is about

[@coco1301]

Gumball LastRally Artists often come across weird to regular people. The artistic mind can be quite abstract, which is why people much rather have entertainers than artists. I think what you're doing is insulting to your own intelligence, next time you come across an artist, try to explore the work and the ideas behind it instead of labelling things with reductive adjectives, I think you'll find that a very enriching experience. :) or if you don't want to, simply move on and find something you do like face-value. Art is for everyone but not everyone is for art.

[@laverndowsley8850]

Wow, what an imagination. I am not a fan of her music however I really do appreciate that she has been able to successfully do her own thing for so long.

[@oldschoolmusic2710]

I can’t help but love her and her style. Just plain amazing

[@luciusavenus8715]

Blasting back, I forgot how good, how wonderfully creative, Bjork and others were... No wonder I watched music videos so much then.

[@richardsalmon2134]

I always said in the 90's "Bjork is cool!!!" and never saw a video until 20 years ago I saw her in a Prism. She's phenomenal.

[@stefanfatigati1401]

Bjork 6 super super speciale!!! 1A davvero!!! Grazie Bjork Grazie!!!❤️❤️❤️🔥✌️🌏✊🇨🇭!!!

[@TETCOM.]

Greatest human girl EVER!

[@petercoderch589]

Björk is one my favorite artists ever period. I think what I love most about her is that she is a true artist. Her focus is not on stage attitude, or doing the sound that is popular at the moment, but truly expressing the weirdness of her mind in her music. Her creativity is the stuff of legends. She is one of the very, very few musical artists that *actually* says something with her music. She is like the anti-pop sensation.

[@meagansanders2520]

She is like a beautiful alien. And the way she rolls her r's is like a cat purring 💙

[@MickyAvStickyHands]

Well that accent came out of no where. 15 years ago she was speaking like a Brit.

[@aschemusicreations]

MickyAvStickyHands It came out of nowhere... in 15 years?

[@DeLaJordans]

She lives many places around the world. UK, Iceland, NYC. Her accent changes many times

[@razrv3lc]

MickyAvStickyHands Probably because she lived in London for a long while early on in her career. She's been in Iceland for a long time now, and her accent is back.

[@talkingvegetable3538]

Yeah, like Madonna.... what a hack!

[@EightToneSpanish]

I thought that too! I've just listened to a couple of interviews from 96. I think it's interesting that she doesn't roll her "r" when she says "Human Behaviour".

[@foodishere1093]

This art is so unique and revolutionary, especially of that time. Everything is so spiked with energy and exotic and volatile. The creativity in it all is endless

[@worldprincess7106]

First time listening to her talking :3, her voice is so cute, especially when she pronounced 'r'

[@chucklohn522]

OMG. I love her work.

[@Lautaro_Guindulain]

Have you watched Dancer in the Dark? It is a masterpiece because of her …

[@jk-be9od]

Love her accent

[@dilondremel6346]

I love Björk so much she is my inspiration to do sing and make music and I've been listening to her since I was 15 in my freshman year of High School. Now I'm 16 and I want to make music just like her

[@dilondremel6346]

Yung Kek okay I will cause you told me to do it

[@dilondremel6346]

Yung Kek 👌🏻

[@funnyaura]

she would tell you make music like you...not her...always be you!! You will enjoy it more and it has to be genuine for othrs to rely appreciate it

[@ThatCologneGuy]

This is what a naturally-beautiful looks like without plastic surgery. To me, it makes her even more beautiful.

[@calomonte4764]

She had a strong British accent in the late 90s as she spent time in the UK. Very pleasing to hear her embrace her own now.

[@itsfreestudio5466]

She's amazing because she has the will to do as she in visions. 👍😜

[@Dmhlcmb]

it's nearly 25 years i've been crushing Bjork. lame. Still think she's gorgeous though.

[@519forestmonk9]

Lol yes. I'm gay but Bjork is the gal who could make a man out of me!

[@kivsanchez811]

She is such an underrated artist and a pioneer. So many have attempted to mimic her style but none have come close.

[@wowazowgirl]

I could listen to her talk forever

[@Michelle_Schu-blacka]

The media painted her as a bit of a weirdo and I do recall her seeming a bit of a strange character but her music has always been great and I kind of understand her character now. The reality is you have to be a bit strange to be a musician. It's ... I don't know ... But you can't be 'normal' and be a legend. You can be a megastar like Beyonce but not someone who transcends.

[@donfrancisco9297]

Damn who wouldn't sing living in a beautiful land like that

[@joefarang]

i remember her from way back in the sugarcubes days. absolutely unique talent and a very interesting and engaging lady to hear talk.

[@SpocksBro]

A great and very unique artist of the past century. She will be remembered i'm sure. Loved to hear her music back then and still do to this very day.

[@inphanta]

I love this woman. She is one of my heroes. ❤️

[@Missjunebugfreak]

Mine too! I love how fearlessly creative and original she is.

[@jimreynolds2399]

Her name should be a synonym for the word unique. Some artists try to be different but she just is different.

[@jasonbates567]

bjork's music makes me look at everything definitely

[@iamtherese1651]

When I was young I love watching MTV and I was obsess with Bjork..

[@homersmith43]

she's quite endearing ,very impressive.

[@dr_virulentepidemic8200]

Jeg elsker deg Å få blod på tannen du er en artist Jeg har alltid vært en fan

[@bikermikevlx6008]

In 1988 I purchased the Sugarcube's debut album, "Life's too Good" ... OMG, where did the time go ???

[@VoidCosmonaut]

Her voice didn't change at all OMG

[@Zargabaath]

For some reason I thought Björk was a new artist. Found her a few years ago, googled her and all I saw were images of her when she was younger. Took me actually googling albums/dates to realize "WHAT THE FUCK 80'S?" Odd having a crush on a 50 year old.

[@siriosstar4789]

She is too talented for the average listener. Bjork is a national treasure , not only for her stunning musical skills but as beautiful example of what a loving brilliant expression of what all humans can be .

[@edwingooden2543]

My favorite artist... Bjork is a brilliant genius that can't be duplicated by any other human being

[@kennywood9911]

As many interviews as she's given (and been asked the same questions), she never comes off as bored or impatient. She always makes things seem new, interesting, original. I could listen to her go on forever!

[@GuiEpidemic]

Björk the queen of music

[@conatcha]

I've just saw an interview of her when she was much younger and her English accent has changed very much, but not for the better. I think she's a weirder accent than before.

[@svetarkko8358]

+conatcha She seems like faking an accent!

[@elizab.7444]

+Svetlana Koltovskaia yes she does

[@shortyextraordinaire3191]

Having lived on several different continents, it is common to develop a very unique "accent". This is what Bjork has. Nothing fake about it.

[@dngarissan5378]

+Jen Rosario come on I lived in Indonesia Spain France n Germany in my life I speak the same like when i was 10. que nooo q no Tia :) puedes cambiar tu manera de hablar pero el acento.. No, ella igual Paulina Rubio. Faking accent.

[@shortyextraordinaire3191]

+Goge Ngarissan that's you and your case. Everyone is different. I have a friend who moved from Puerto Rico to Philadelphia and his accent has already changed in just four years, nothing fake there. Any lingual/language expert can tell you this is common. So you can keep your opinion, but know that it is not fact. ;)

[@Lakk6Metal]

❤️ I love listen to her sing and talk ❤️

[@notavailabletilltomorrow]

She is so adorable. My muse in everything. Somebody we needed then, now, and forever.