This interview was ROUGH-it felt like I was watching an uncomfortable therapy session. She is so patient and gracious-what a doll. Smiling as he's asking her to reveal all her personal stories.
You see Jennifer Kim That's Why You're Wrong She Did Never Stay Alive Not To You Julien No One Except Trump You didn't Stay Alive Cuz You Wanna Be Boygenius Julien girl Racism And You Ain't Like that So Change your Comments
@@anachenyichung6847 That's The Difference Why She's Being Like That She doesn't Even Care about You She's doesn't even Anyone the Only Reason She Cares About Her Sadness Reality.
4:23 i love julien and how graceful she is in answering interview questions but i laughed out loud when the camera zoomed in The Office-style after the interviewer asked if she was a lesbian
I feel so bad for Julien; I'm not sure if it was a language barrier from the interviewer but there are so many personal questions he did not need to ask one after the other--- I hope this didn't shake her too bad at the time and I hope she never has to do something like this again unless she is completely comfortable
so now that it’s been four years, can we acknowledge how deeply inappropriate and invasive both the interviewing and filming was here? she was made to deal with an extensive set of incredibly personal questions, obviously not vetted beforehand. she had words put in her mouth even when she tried to answer honestly, due to not giving the expected answer. she clearly hates conflict, and she’s visibly uncomfortable almost the entire time. making music with lyrics that deal with trauma and personal relationships does not entitle people to demand highly personal information about her relationships and life in interviews. she is an artist who has chosen to share her art with the world. she does not exist, as a person, for consumption. and although she was incredibly kind and well spoken, and i’m glad to hear her insights on her life and music… frankly, these videos are an example of how not to interview someone, especially someone notorious for being accommodating and gracious. unless you want to make them incredibly anxious and uncomfortable, that is.
I think some of the questions are waaay too personal..Of course her records deal with deep and personal experiences and thats why we like Julien for (sharing their essence) and processing those feelings is the reason people can relate to them. Yet I feel like asking her about her sexuality or the detailed stories behind certain songs was a little over the top. Obviously she is prepared for those kind of questions and she played it well, but it still felt off for me. Nevertheless, it's still my favourite interview with her, so thanks for sharing! really, really appreciated..
Greenalex89 she’s said before in interviews that while she hopes people ask more than just the personal ones, she she likes answering the deep ones because she knows they’re important! i know what you mean, though. i wasn’t a huge fan of this interviewer.
Mhh, how do i put this? Hard to explain..I don't think he was intentionally trying to take advantage of her in any way. For me it felt as if he was a fan of her music and lyrics too. And as for my case, I kinda feel really kind of connected to the artist Julien Baker, not the private person though, cause thats private (!) (and many many more people do), because she shared her private experiences and emotions so honestly and beautifully and gave me the opportunity to process my own, similar experiences. And so due to that "connection", affection, affiliation to the artist, whatever you might call it, he seemingly tended to want to find out what truth is behind certain lyrics he felt connected to. its just a theory and maybe I'm leaning myself a bit too far out of the window here, but as Julien pointed out, the lyrics mean to you what they need to mean in the specific moment. Yet, if you are deeply connected to them, if they mean a lot to you, there might be an urge to find out if there are parallels between your emotions while listening to them and the actual cause for writing those lyrics. If I would interview her, I'd hava a similar longing for those answers, but I'd post those questions a lot more vaguely, giving her the opportunity to decide for herself, how openly she wants them to answer. And with utmost respect for her actual privacy. Sry for the essay :)
Yeah, I get what you mean. I kind of agree and kind of don’t at the same time. Like I felt that the questions themselves were okay, but they were phrased a little to bluntly sometimes. He definitely could’ve phrased the sexuality question more like “so I read somewhere you identify as LGBT. If you’re comfortable talking about it, was that easy for you growing up, and how have like experiences such as but not limited to coming out affected your music?” (ofc there’s a slight language barrier and I don’t mean that exact phrasing) in pt. 1 I’d agree he was prying a little too much about her breakup. I think initially asking if there was one was okay but she definitely seemed uncomfortable and if he picked up on that he should’ve stopped.
I think the part of this interview that struck me as uncomfortable was not the questions themselves, but the way they were phrased, as well as the seemingly total lack of rapport established during or before the interview. She seemed very closed off and defensive at times, which made me as an audience member feel uncomfortable. I've seen interviews where Julien was asked very similar questions but because they were less direct and phrased differently, and after having established a bit of rapport with her, that interviewer didn't come off as prying. I feel like I'm just rephrasing what others have said, but that's how I felt watching this. It wasn't necessarily the questions, but the way they were delivered and the atmosphere of the interview that made me uncomfortable.
This interview was ROUGH-it felt like I was watching an uncomfortable therapy session. She is so patient and gracious-what a doll. Smiling as he's asking her to reveal all her personal stories.
15:28 "My reason to stay alive is to show people that there is a reason to stay alive. How about that?" what a quote
it sounds so spiteful but in the most cancer or pisces way possible
You see Jennifer Kim That's Why You're Wrong She Did Never Stay Alive Not To You Julien No One Except Trump You didn't Stay Alive Cuz You Wanna Be Boygenius Julien girl Racism And You Ain't Like that So Change your Comments
@@anachenyichung6847 That's The Difference Why She's Being Like That She doesn't Even Care about You She's doesn't even Anyone the Only Reason She Cares About Her Sadness Reality.
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@@armpits5928 yeah now what stupid
4:23 i love julien and how graceful she is in answering interview questions but i laughed out loud when the camera zoomed in The Office-style after the interviewer asked if she was a lesbian
i almost commented this! i laughed out loud
LOL same it was hilarious
One of my reasons to stay alive was that camera zoom :’D
I feel so bad for Julien; I'm not sure if it was a language barrier from the interviewer but there are so many personal questions he did not need to ask one after the other--- I hope this didn't shake her too bad at the time and I hope she never has to do something like this again unless she is completely comfortable
She’s so gorgeous it hurts.
so now that it’s been four years, can we acknowledge how deeply inappropriate and invasive both the interviewing and filming was here? she was made to deal with an extensive set of incredibly personal questions, obviously not vetted beforehand. she had words put in her mouth even when she tried to answer honestly, due to not giving the expected answer. she clearly hates conflict, and she’s visibly uncomfortable almost the entire time.
making music with lyrics that deal with trauma and personal relationships does not entitle people to demand highly personal information about her relationships and life in interviews. she is an artist who has chosen to share her art with the world. she does not exist, as a person, for consumption. and although she was incredibly kind and well spoken, and i’m glad to hear her insights on her life and music… frankly, these videos are an example of how not to interview someone, especially someone notorious for being accommodating and gracious. unless you want to make them incredibly anxious and uncomfortable, that is.
He’s Dutch he can’t help it
I thought the same, the interviewer went too far
oh she's such a baby here. her's such a beauty inside and out and is such a sweet person :(
She's so genuine, well spoken and a true artist.
I think some of the questions are waaay too personal..Of course her records deal with deep and personal experiences and thats why we like Julien for (sharing their essence) and processing those feelings is the reason people can relate to them. Yet I feel like asking her about her sexuality or the detailed stories behind certain songs was a little over the top. Obviously she is prepared for those kind of questions and she played it well, but it still felt off for me. Nevertheless, it's still my favourite interview with her, so thanks for sharing! really, really appreciated..
Greenalex89 she’s said before in interviews that while she hopes people ask more than just the personal ones, she she likes answering the deep ones because she knows they’re important! i know what you mean, though. i wasn’t a huge fan of this interviewer.
Agreed, the interviewer was a bit of a dick
Mhh, how do i put this? Hard to explain..I don't think he was intentionally trying to take advantage of her in any way. For me it felt as if he was a fan of her music and lyrics too. And as for my case, I kinda feel really kind of connected to the artist Julien Baker, not the private person though, cause thats private (!) (and many many more people do), because she shared her private experiences and emotions so honestly and beautifully and gave me the opportunity to process my own, similar experiences. And so due to that "connection", affection, affiliation to the artist, whatever you might call it, he seemingly tended to want to find out what truth is behind certain lyrics he felt connected to. its just a theory and maybe I'm leaning myself a bit too far out of the window here, but as Julien pointed out, the lyrics mean to you what they need to mean in the specific moment. Yet, if you are deeply connected to them, if they mean a lot to you, there might be an urge to find out if there are parallels between your emotions while listening to them and the actual cause for writing those lyrics. If I would interview her, I'd hava a similar longing for those answers, but I'd post those questions a lot more vaguely, giving her the opportunity to decide for herself, how openly she wants them to answer. And with utmost respect for her actual privacy. Sry for the essay :)
Yeah, I get what you mean. I kind of agree and kind of don’t at the same time. Like I felt that the questions themselves were okay, but they were phrased a little to bluntly sometimes. He definitely could’ve phrased the sexuality question more like “so I read somewhere you identify as LGBT. If you’re comfortable talking about it, was that easy for you growing up, and how have like experiences such as but not limited to coming out affected your music?” (ofc there’s a slight language barrier and I don’t mean that exact phrasing) in pt. 1 I’d agree he was prying a little too much about her breakup. I think initially asking if there was one was okay but she definitely seemed uncomfortable and if he picked up on that he should’ve stopped.
I think the part of this interview that struck me as uncomfortable was not the questions themselves, but the way they were phrased, as well as the seemingly total lack of rapport established during or before the interview. She seemed very closed off and defensive at times, which made me as an audience member feel uncomfortable. I've seen interviews where Julien was asked very similar questions but because they were less direct and phrased differently, and after having established a bit of rapport with her, that interviewer didn't come off as prying. I feel like I'm just rephrasing what others have said, but that's how I felt watching this. It wasn't necessarily the questions, but the way they were delivered and the atmosphere of the interview that made me uncomfortable.
I have so much love for her. If angels are real, she’s the best example.
I never believed in angels until I found Julien. So much love and respect for her! This interviewer is a disrespectful jerk though.
i tried to clean my screen twice due to that mark on the wall?!!
yes
I thought the questions were painful but oh boy I still had to hear the answers
This interview gives me hope.
She is just incredible. I can not get enough of her
Thanks for this! I just can't have enough of her speaking so elocuently about growth, challenges, decisions.. Life! Thanks!
I'm not religious but I love Julien and her music a lot.
you don't have to clarify, we understand
Wow 😮 the meaning behind Go Home is so much darker then I thought.... Julien... just wow.
Wow, well said! Very humble and beautiful person. 16:28 I've always tried to figure out how to express the sign wave idea! Thank you Julien :)
what she said about hopelessness is so wise wow my wig
Anyone else cry, or was it just me?
Same I think I was the only one.
You're never alone. I cried too
Damn that smile at the end.
That smile...
She is so awesome. Thank you.
most beautiful smile..
great interview!
I love her so much
10:21 melts me every single time 🥹💖
Awesome, awesome, awesome!
this is fire
Yo Bruh julien is funny yo
really hope she expands her sound on her next release
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Bravo 👏
wow that was some terrible interviewing
You should have take this interview in a more quiet place.
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Word on the street she is a funny cap man
She a one good liar and river a blood
hey bestie..
Damn somebody just got really deep in the friendzone 11:00
donald, she doesn't like men
Did u not hear her? She’s a lesbian…
really gutted she's a lesbian x
why?
Probably for the same reason I’m really gutted Hayley Williams is “straight af.”
i'm not 🤣🤣😝😝
get yourself together and stop being a weirdo