Maggie Rogers interview

Maggie about getting into music on her own, making up little songs, expressing emotion, business vs art, not writing every day, Pharrell Williams, Color Song, going through transitions, not judging music
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Video interview with American singer, songwriter, and producer, Maggie Rogers. FaceCulture spoke with Maggie about getting into music on her own, making up little songs, expressing emotion, business vs art, not writing every day, Pharrell Williams, Color Song, going through transitions, not judging music, and a lot more! (02/03/2017)

[@williamlucas4656]

One can hear she is candid and honest. She hasn't been coached for better or worse.

[@lisalawn1111]

her interviewer sucked. he just began questions without introducing himself or getting rapport. he asked question after question without interacting with her answers. she is authentic and connected-- she knew she was taking with someone who wasn't connected

[@yapnpom]

Well said Laguna, you are so right, a total DH.

[@Lisa-qt4hh]

In his defense, he sounded very kind and also a bit nervous and it sounds like English is not his first language.

[@KyleGecko]

y'all stop hating on maggie she's not bitchy, she's real and chill af

[@fabiogermanotto5465]

Kyle Shawn she is a quite blunt, but we must admit that, comparing this one interview with others, she was a bit dry.

[@thegorn]

She’s bitchy AF.

[@yapnpom]

I can clearly see that she did not hit it off with this interviewer. I see why, he bored me too. But I Love Maggie's Laugh, sweet and innocent, and just hope she stays clean and focused in the future, and be around way after I am gone. Like I said before, she will be the next Carol King, hands down. a 40 year or more career. You go girl, and be yourself.

[@mahessick]

I do not feel she is harsh at all, she is exactly the sort of Conversationalist I would freakin Be dizzy with Glee, to talk with.

[@allysehueymusic]

Maggie is not sweating Pharrell and thats why I love her. Also her crazy amazing music may have something to do with it.

[@WaitingForTheHook]

My favorite new artist

[@timantz4696]

such transparency in any being out of our generation is soooo uplifting to gain even such a small glimpse of your perception. Accompanied with amazing real time articulation that creates such beautiful words its unbelievably captivating.

[@jacobinternet8877]

shes so qt

[@AlDeanTech]

Very intelligent and extremely talented.

[@BrodyBaddis]

Don’t do interviews if you can’t be bothered doing a bit of research first. The interviewer and FaceCulture need to finance that simple step. Watch Sean Evans (first we feast) and his crew setup their interview process. They do research first, and not just because it’s someone to interview. You can tell she didn’t like him already. It looks like she just sat down and the dude just fired off them brain dead questions. He sounds Nordic too though, and they always sound dead pan to me. Midway kind of picks up

[@prashantnishtala7322]

I was feeling as if she was going to switch to a British accent all of a sudden. Anyways this is how I speak in order to show people that I’m not at all nervous even when I am.

[@jarelllevingston7882]

She’s pretty as fuck.

[@sebasgmas]

I don’t want anyone to tell me if they think the same as me. But I think she was not in the right mood to make and interview. She was kinda rude answering the questions... my personal opinion guys...

[@jacobjohns0]

kanye shit i completely understood the point she was making but i saw that some interviewer was staring at her for clarity when she couldnt give a fuck less about answering some subjective filler question ahahah dragon vibes 2020

[@annahookings8140]

She is confident and connected An evolved woman and a true poet The interviewer didn't challenge or open her at all hence her harsh attitude

[@thegorn]

anna hookings yeah yeah Maggie is bitchy we get it

[@houssemsamph]

Dangerous.

[@seriousbutfunny2]

Keep doing you Maggie. Not that you need my advice. The world if full of robots with robot answers to robotic questions. Wherever you are trust that moment. And if others feel the need to judge you they will. "Bitch" has been used a lot of times in this video post comment section. From one bitch to another, it is what it is. Let it be You won't find your "friends" on the internet. They exist in a separate space. If people like your music then they-like me-will buy it and listen to it and trust that it is doing what it was meant to do for them in that moment. If they are looking for something else from you then they will need to work that out on their own time. Peace

[@lizzabbott]

Could use cutting down on the coffee perhaps. Very pixie ish tho ! Nice interview. Thank you, Maggie !

[@boojebee]

its tea.. if you can see the tea bag tag sticking out of the cup.

[@sthrall77]

Good for her on pushing back. She was looking for a conversation and a connection. It sounds like he was reading from a notebook of pre written questions vs allowing the conversation to flow and evolve to become something unique. A simple hi how are you doing right from the start is all she wanted vs I have to do this I have no idea who you are but I have to ask this.

[@thegorn]

Maggie is so 2017

[@Kathayne636]

"Not true! I didn't grow up around music or in a musical household." (How did you discover instruments?) "My mom used to take me to the orchestra." ... A modern family taking trips to the orchestra would be considered a more musical household than 99.99% of households in the US. I don't know anyone who ever got taken to the orchestra as a kid.

[@hyp3rsora]

D. “Musical” in that she didn’t come from a family of musicians. Just because my parents took my to orchestras and musicals and let me watch MTV/VH1, doesn’t mean I grew up in a musical household. Miley Cyrus, Bruno Mars, Julio Iglesias, RedFoo, Carnie Wilson, Hank Williams Jr, Ziggy Marley and Prince are examples of musicians who grew up in musical households.

[@chrisjames5577]

Love me that Maggie, ... ummmm, what the hell is that banging!? Not the best spot for a interview.

[@Danaeats_]

damn. she was a bit harsh...not expecting her to act like that. still love her music though.

[@hyp3rsora]

Dana she’s carrying this interview. The interviewer is terrible. She’s helping him by talking a lot, as opposed to giving one word answers or being visibly annoyed by dumb questions.

[@MaryJ73]

@@hyp3rsora she definitely carried the interview and the interviewer was sub par at best. That being said, this chick just really reminds me of the girls in Charles Manson's cult when they were interviewed. She just seems like one of CMs gfs sorry.

[@mthood6015]

@@MaryJ73 What a ridiculous insulting comment. Do you realize his followers were murderers? Do your research before you make idiotic comments.

[@MaryJ73]

@@mthood6015 like an subscribe plz. Xoxo

[@thegorn]

Mary J you really nailed it. Definitely has that Charlie Manson mole attitude. Snappy. Short. Aggressive. Haughty. Cultish. A plain Jane with unwashed mousy hair and boring middle part.

[@Nightingale_1]

Looks like it was the morning and Maggie had just woken up. The setting is rather dull and not much energy, so I think the whole interview is in that vain.

[@deathmetalpotato]

Blargh, cringe af

[@Kathayne636]

"Not true! I didn't grow up around music or in a musical household." (How did you discover instruments?) "My mom used to take me to the orchestra." ... A modern family taking trips to the orchestra would be considered a more musical household than 99.99% of households in the US. I don't know anyone who ever got taken to the orchestra as a kid.

[@TheMarcymark]

thats because youre poor

[@MaryJ73]

@@TheMarcymark thats' not helpful. D, I agree. She completely contradicted herself. I think it was a bit obnoxious of her to indicate that her parents had no credit to her upbringing at all when they paid for an expensive musical education.