Robyn English Interview 1997

[@nema1218]

I like how she is confident and honest without being rude. This is the first time I am listening to her speak. Did not expect her voice to sound like that, pleasant surprise.

[@hakanandersson8894]

As a fan of Robyn AND the Spice Girls, I really like how she aproached this. She was keeping it real and stated her opinion but she did so in a very respectful and classy manner.

[@drewbranch7700]

Håkan Andersson spot on

[@nema1218]

Yes I enjoy both Robyn and the Spice Girls.

[@missyglittervlogs3543]

Omg she is so young here. I love her cute voice! Love you Robyn! I love how honest and straightforward she is!

[@brkitdwn]

This feels like it was just yesterday.. DAMN IT, where the hell did the time go. FUCK!!!!

[@bkehlin]

He asked if she thought she had an American sound. Lol, she influenced every pop band that came out in the 90s because she did it first and they all sounded like her.

[@marypoppins2232]

nope.

[@nemamodgeddi5338]

True

[@hoderharris]

Very true. Every time Robyn releases a new album it influences pop music for many many years afterward.

[@luxeford9208]

Having that swagger at 18, it's no surprise that she went on to break every mold, crashing any glass ceiling, and come out stronger and with more inregrity than ever.

[@sakhu8945]

She was imitating r&b girls like Monica and Mary J Blidge.

[@exomorphe]

ha! i watched this when it aired, i was 17 and had a crush on Robyn, still do lol

[@AndrewsOpinion15]

happy 40th birthday robyn !!!!

[@Hangie]

I totally appreciate what she's saying... Bit Show Me Love is literally a standard pop song. It's not like she's being 'real' or it's this ethereal song you know lol if she'd said all that after releasing With Every Heartbeat or Honey! this would be more legit.

[@halkyles9507]

Genuine. She's genuine. Not sure what else to say.

[@tbo452]

Thanks for sharing - LOL at her dissing the Spice Girls. :)

[@galenikarlek84]

Too cocky for her own good

[@Dross-s5n]

We were all young once. I hope you aren't still there.

[@doneyg16]

Ummmmm....😐

[@sakhu8945]

I found it offensive when she said she knew more about Black history and culture than black people know. Dangerous comment. Youll never be the black girls/women you imitated and copied Robin. What a insult to the creators and innovators of the r&b and hip hop genre she wants to be included in(and never was) so badly.

[@Dross-s5n]

Pure jealousy.

[@sweiland75]

"she had America in the palm of her hand" Twenty-one years later she is struggling to find an American audience.

[@oddterrific7367]

Struggling? She has the whole world in the palm of her hand..

[@TheJuanshouse]

@@oddterrific7367 excactly, she sold out Madison square garden. she is playing in the big venues now.

[@griff404]

I don't even think robyn is that focused in the us anymore. to happen in the us was the approach she had at the beginning of career, that's about it. if she's not happening in the us guess what she's happening in portugal, spain and so on.