Tyla Does A Perfect British Accent In Chaotic Mystery Interview

with food like hey, sorry but I need to import some spices for you around here, that's the only city in the whole UK, can you do a British

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? Okay, hey Tyler, congratulations on your debut album, I literally can't. stop listening to it, the reviews have been crazy, how enchanted you are, literally, it's the best response I could have gotten for my first album. You know, it's really nice, like releasing something for the first time, so the response has been incredible, literally, yeah, everyone loves it. Now this isn't going to be a normal

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, you'll be able to choose your own questions and obviously we're in this green screen setup so you'll be able to choose your experience, what would you like to see behind us? like a jungle with some tigers, you know, snap your fingers and it will happen.

Okay, okay,

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first round is promo or no promo, uh promo, so like we said, this album is amazing, everyone loves all the tracks, but which song took the longest to write? which was the shortest one to write, the shortest one was the one that would last, okay yeah, that was the shortest one, uh, the longest one I worked on, breathe on me the longest, literally, okay, but it was worth it. , like everything, like Coral recording that song, oh my God, it was very long like the recording. Respirame was the longest process, yes, you also make your own bvs, yes, but I also work with people because I like when it sounds different, you know, when the singing and everything sounds much better when there are different voices, it adds texture.

Is it your favorite song on the album or is it always changing, but right now I'm listening to Brea, okay, yeah, it should definitely be a single, maybe, maybe, okay, in the second round of Grammy or granny Grammy, Grammy or granny , I'm sorry for your grandmother, I'm sorry, granny, it's okay, obviously. You recently won your first Grammy for Best African Music Performance for Water, but what's the first award you received? M. I won this page. I don't know if it was a contest, but it was like an SL talent show and I used one of the clips. for the promotion of on my body, it was literally me as a model on stage and I ended up winning, so that was cute, you were like a proper pageant girl, no, but I want it to be like I wanted to be a heavy model.

Then my mom would be like, "Walk, I swear hello, it's bigger, so when I walked on that stage I was small but I was shaking those hips and I ended up winning it amazingly and now a Grammy winner, yeah, third round based on your iconic single, truth or dare truth or dare to dare so everyone loves your

accent

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s can you have a

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accent oh okay hi my name is tyler im from scarcity and yeah listen to my album i just released you know 14 tracks 14. fire tracks and you can hear them when you have a cup of tea or a scun or something so yeah that's beautiful that was really good bad yeah how do you find the UK in general?

How

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it compare to South Africa? It's actually very similar. Okay, yeah, it's very similar, but food-wise, that's the only downside to the UK, but the vibes are definitely there. Good ones. Have you ever found any food you like here? Yes, but I like English breakfast because we also like it at home, but with food. Hey, I'm sorry, but I need to import some spices for you from all over because I'm not sure, if you took me to Joerg, where would you take me to eat? Yes, to many places, but I would do it. I'll probably take you to Spur because I love you, you don't know Spur, not what kind of food, I don't even know what kind of food it is, but it's good, that's all I know, yeah, it's very good, okay, mining or music , music.

You're mining, okay, maybe I don't know, we're mining, okay, now I think some of your fans maybe don't know, but before you got into music, did you consider getting a degree in mining engineering, yeah, What was the story behind those guys that I wanted, okay, literally. My parents said you have to study as if you didn't have it when I told them no, I just want to do music, they didn't have it, they said go study and then I almost accepted defeat and almost went into mining engineering alone. because it was what was going to pay me the most, literally, that was the only reason, but I'm glad I didn't do it because you imagine in my mind, no, you have to be very good in school to do monetary engineering, like that.

I mean, yeah, I was good at school, I guess top 25 girls, yeah, but it was never my interest, well, you used to do your similar sessions on the weekends, right, yeah, like I was in school for go to school because I had to, but every weekend. music was what I wanted to do and when your parents finally accepted that maybe this is the right path, literally, when the response of being late was like crazy, then they said okay, you can keep doing what you have to do, but Before that, yeah, they were on my neck, I'm telling you, but I'm happy they trust me, you know what?

Also now that you have a Grammy, I'm sure now they're like whatever, yeah, could you take them? They came to the Grammys, they came to the United States for the first time, what was that whole experience like? It was amazing, especially because they were there witnessing their daughter when a Grammy, you know, was the best thing that ever happened and obviously us music fans all dream. on what the Grammys could be like, did you run into anyone famous? What were the after parties? I saw a lot of famous people, so it was really cool. There are so many after parties.

There is a party every night. There are people out every night. night but I didn't really go out much because I was trying to be quiet. I was way too excited but the ones I did go to were a lot of fun yeah okay

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final round scream or broadcast scream now we've seen you say in a couple of interviews about how you're a theme park junkie yeah , what is your favorite theme park and what is the scariest attraction you have ever been on? I have to say Gold D City because Gold C is in Cherg, South Africa, and that's the first topic. obviously I went to the park and that's what made me fall in love with it and the scariest thing was Six Vags, it's okay in America and oh my gosh, the attractions in America it's like, how do they think about that?

And I remember being on the ride and there's like a whole control center, there's a big man there controlling the ride like me. I was so scared because I was wondering what was going on here and the ride literally went backwards and you were turning at the same time and it was like Loop so it was all in one so Gold re said it's not exactly the same no, like when I went on that ride, I realized that Gor City is like a quiet theme park, do you get scared easily or yes, I get scared very easily, but I just like the feeling of the attractions, horror movies, are you in love ?

Yeah, favorite horror movie, uh, The Conjuring, okay, all of them are just the first, the first, the first, it's always the best, right, yeah, I guess eventually, like you said in quite a few interviews, you want to be the star. the biggest pop star in the world or the biggest pop star of your generation, what

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that mean to you? It literally means the most you know, just being a young South African woman and not having that example. Just the idea that I could be that girl one day is what motivates me every day. I mean, how does it feel?

Because since you debuted, I guess there have been so many critics saying that you are like the face of M. piano music or South African music and I feel like that can be a lot of pressure, but it seems like you are handling it very well. I mean, I don't even like to say oh, I'm the face of this, you know, I don't really see it like that, I really see it as one of the artists, one of the African artists, who is pushing it more and more because we all really are. doing right now, you know, the response we're getting, the music is really traveling now. so I'm happy to be a part of it, well even things like water, like you're doing the badii dance, like bringing that South African culture to the world, it's amazing, yeah, I love it, I love seeing the world dance our styles and say ours. slang, you know, says Joe BG, you know, so pretty Jo girl, yeah, I love listening to it, you know, yeah, I'm really enjoying it, I guess in conclusion, big congratulations on this amazing album, it's clearly the beginning of a very long. career and we can't wait to see where you go next.

Thank you so much. Thank you very much Ty. Thanks so much for looking. If you like it, subscribe.