Normani Covers Teen Vogue

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Normani is on the cover of Vogue! The singer is on the cover of the magazine’s upcoming October issue.

In the issue, she talks taking her time crafting her first album, the pandemic, representation, being a part of the “WAP” video,

On taking her time crafting her first album: “There’s so much expectation that I have for myself, so adding [fans’ expectations] onto that can be a lot, but it really does motivate me. I really want to create a body of work that’s going to count, you know? I’m never going to get my first album back.”

On being a part of the “WAP” video: “The ‘WAP’ video I was really, really excited to be a part of, just because I feel like we’re in a time in music where women — and Black women — are really on top, which is something I feel like we haven’t seen in a very, very long time. Where I come from, we were all about female empowerment. The fact that I could be a part of such a special moment embracing our sexuality, in which I definitely think there’s a double standard, [was exciting] to be a part of it.”

You can read her full interview here! What a great interview!

Source: Teen Vogue