‘Feeling Sexy in My Own Body’: Tate McRae a kan Bincike, Bincike, kuma Finding Her Voice

A cikin shekaru 21 kawai, Tate McRae ya zama matsala a cikin kariya, daga na breakout na farko, 'you broke me first' (daidaita 4x Platinum) ga ci gaba da kyauta na sabon album, think later. Amma a kan daidaito da kuma chart-topping hits yana da tafiya na self-discovery, self-dubbing, da kuma wani daidaito-tallace-tallace da zauna don samun daidaito. A ta Think Later YouTube/Vevo short film, Tate yana samar da 'yan mata a cikin duniya, rarraba da kwarewa tsakanin live performances na “exes,”, “we’re not alike,” da kuma “hurt my feelings.”

"Things come at you really fast.."

"Kumawa a cikin yanzu da aka zama daya daga cikin abubuwa da za a yi so a cikin shekaru da suka wuce, saboda abubuwa za su yi a kan ku sauri," ya ba da sha'awar. Wannan ra'ayoyi ya ƙirƙirar ton na dukan magana-Tate yi koyar da yaushe da sauƙi na tsari, da matsa lamba na masana'antu, da kuma m kudin da yaushe.

Sana daya daga cikin mafi ban mamaki matsa lamba a mahada ne Tateta ƙaddamar da yadda, shekaru da suka wuce, ba ya zo a kan dacewa. "A cikin shekaru da yawa, ina ji kamar yadda na yi ku ji da kowane mutum da abin da suka so ni za a zama da abin da suka so ni ya ce ni," ya nuna. Ga wani mutum wanda ya zo a cikin masana'antu a kan 15 shekaru, matsaloli don ƙaddamar da shi ne mai ban mamaki. A sha'awar ya ce a cikin al'amurran al'amurran da yawa ga manyan al'amurran, musamman waɗanda suka ci gaba da al'amurran al'amurran a cikin duniya da suka so su shigar su.

"I really figured out...what I want to feel when I’m on the stage—how I feel, feeling sexy in my own body."

But breaking free from those voices wasn’t easy. It was a slow, sometimes painful process of rediscovering her own voice and learning to trust her instincts again. Now, Tate is reclaiming her narrative. “I really figured out what my style is, what I like to write about, and what I want to feel when I’m on the stage—how I feel, feeling sexy in my own body.” This revelation shows a woman stepping into her power, confident in her creative choices. Her gaban singa, “it’s ok, i’m ok,” ne matsaloli na wannan canzawa, tare da lyrics da kuma m rhythm showcasing Tate a cikin mafi kyau.

Tateda kwarewa da yawa karfafawa tsari, da kuma a da yawa, shi ne a lokacin da ya ba da sha'awar da magani da ya zama. "Ina da yawa da yawa da yawa da yawa da yawa da yawa da yawa da yawa da suka ce game da kyau da kyau da abubuwa a cikin rayuwa, saboda yawanci na rubutu da aka yi daga wani matsaloli, "ya sani. Yana da wannan ban sha'awa da ya rufe shi ga masana'antu. Tracks kamar "exes", wanda ya yi a cikin short film, sun nuna da damar ya yi amfani da jima'i a cikin al'ada. Ironically, da al'ada, da al'ada ya riga ba.

'exes' shi ne mai ban sha'awa saboda muke rarraba lissafi na album. Muna da dukan songs, kuma takardunku ne kamar, 'Don't Write Another Song,'" ya zo tare da la'akari. Amma Tate kuma masana'antun Ryan Tedder ba zai iya ƙara daya na farko na halitta. "Mai a cikin gida, aka fara rubuta wani song, kuma ya fara tare da wani full-gaba, da aka rubuta, da aka rubuta a cikin 60 minti. Yana da shi ne m - mu kawai ba za a koyar da shi." Wannan spontanity ya rarraba a cikin Tateta aiki - da mafi kyau zane-zane ya zo a lokacin da ya sa overthinking da ya sa tsari da tsari.

“greedy,”, na farko singa daga think later, shi ne mai ban sha'awa a cikin wannan ƙarfi da tsananin. A song da aka rage fiye da 1.4 biliyan fitarwa a Spotify, da kuma ta ban sha'awa music video da aka rage fiye da 152 miliyan fitarwa. A karkashin, "exes" ya rage fitarwa fitarwa fiye da 414 miliyan, tare da 38 miliyan fitarwa a YouTube. Babu, Tateta iya canje da matsalolinsa a cikin music ya zama wani akko tare da matawa a duniya.

"An ba ka samu wani lissafin lissafi game da yadda za a yi wani daga wannan ko wanda za ka zama.."

A cikin mataki na kwarewa, Tate has also faced the harsh realities of navigating toxic relationships within the industry. “It’s a whole bunch of trial and error, meeting bad people to find good people,” she admits, her voice heavy with experience. It’s a painful, yet all-too-common, part of the journey for many artists. But through those difficult encounters, Tate has emerged stronger, with a clearer vision of what she wants and, more importantly, the right people to help her achieve it.

A major highlight for Tate in the past year has been assembling the right creative team. "For the first time this year, I found a pretty consistent group of people who were able to execute the vision I’ve been wanting for so long and just had no idea how to tap into," she shares. This team, including creative director Bradley J. Calder, helped bring her ideas to life: "I honestly think I found so many people in the past year who are going to be lifelong creators or creative partners, especially my creative director Bradley. He fully understands what’s going on in my brain and knows how to bring it to life without it being altered or skewed in another way."

Tate also speaks highly of working with Ryan Tedder and Amy Allen, both of whom she praises for their songwriting skills: "Getting to be a part of a song, learning from them, and combining all our writing techniques has been really interesting."

This newfound creative freedom is one of the key reasons McRaeta aiki yana da kyau fiye da kowace lokaci.

The karshe segments na mahada ya nuna game da mafi girma tafiya na Tate, ko da artist da kuma mutum. "You never get an instruction manual on how to do any of this or who you should be, so you just have to figure out what doesn't work and then what does."

"I am so young, and this is the coolest thing ever!"

Tate McRae reflects on her journey, she’s keenly aware of how fast things have happened. “It’s hard to reflect on things when they are happening so fast,” she admits, adding that it often hits her in the middle of a performance or when she’s surrounded by people she admires. “Here I am, doing this, and I am so young, and this is the coolest thing ever.”

With think later continuing to dominate our playlists and minds and her latest single, “it’s ok, i’m ok,” embodying her newfound power and sexuality, it’s clear that Tate McRae is only just beginning to tap into her full potential. Her journey of self-discovery, resilience, and unapologetic authenticity is resonating with millions, reminding us all of the importance of staying present and true to ourselves—no matter how fast life comes at us.