Eurovision's Loreen answers random sticky note questions

0:00 This is actually very beautiful.

0:04 Wait [music] a minute.

0:07 All these questions.

0:08 I love questions.

0:10 [music]

0:10 Did I just say that?

0:12 Hello family, it's me Loreen and you're watching musical notes.

0:17 Let's go.

0:19 Okay, where do we start in this meditation space?

0:24 I can feel the questions.

0:28 What's your favorite tattoo?

0:30 Come on, guys.

0:31 Well, I would say

0:34 [music]

0:33 this one.

0:34 It says white noise.

0:37 It's because I love a little bit of white noise.

0:39 It could be the vacuum cleaner or whatever.

0:41 I just love that.

0:42 It just makes me very calm.

0:44 That's my favorite [music] tattoo.

0:49 Okay.

0:50 Uh let's go around the little space and feel the questions.

0:57 Okay.

0:58 Where on tour are [music] you most excited to visit?

1:02 This is going to get me in trouble, okay?

1:04 Cuz if I say one place,

1:05 [music] then the other place is going to be like, "Really?

1:07 Is that Is that how it is?" Never mind.

1:09 So, um [music] UK.

1:11 Hello.

1:12 I actually am very excited by UK.

1:14 UK is the place to be.

1:15 Oh [music] god, the Frenchies are going to kill me.

1:17 I love you too, Frenchies.

1:18 I promise I'm very excited, but for now, UK.

1:20 [music] Yeah, it's going to be It's going to be wild.

1:23 Can I do this dramatic thing again?

1:25 Where [music] I just throw things around?

1:27 See how beautiful that singles down?

1:28 Yeah.

1:33 Okay, here we go.

1:35 If your sound was a movie, what would it be?

1:39 I know you guys have that.

1:40 Well, it's a mashup of X amount of movies.

1:43 Terminator.

1:45 I'm Sarah Connor in this this movie of mine, okay?

1:50 Just saying.

1:51 Definitely Matrix.

1:53 But there's a bit of Bridget Jones.

1:55 No, not Bridget Jones.

1:56 There's no Bridget here.

1:58 [music] I need to find a sexy movie.

1:59 A sexy movie.

2:00 Ah, Tarantino.

2:01 There you go.

2:02 Okay, here we go.

2:02 Kill Bill, Terminator, and Matrix.

2:13 What was your after-school [music] snack and TV routine?

2:18 TV routine?

2:19 I had three channels as a kid, okay?

2:21 This was way back in the days,

2:23 and those channels were Was there an after-school snack?

2:27 [music] God, my mother, she's Moroccan.

2:30 She was always like cooking this heavy

2:32 food of couscous and stuff [music] like that.

2:35 I just wanted that, you know, meatballs or something like that.

2:37 Especially now, she always Yeah.

2:39 And she always gave everybody at school, like,

2:41 "Here's a snack for you, and here's a snack for your friends,

2:43 and for your teacher,

2:45 and for your teacher's teacher's teacher's." And I'm like, "Oh, Jesus Christ.

2:47 Yeah, Mom.

2:49 Yeah.

2:50 We're going to ask all these questions, yeah?

2:55 How did my first gig go?

2:56 I can't remember that far back.

2:58 I've been doing this for a while.

3:01 But I was I was probably extremely nervous.

3:04 And when you're nervous, you really don't know what you're doing.

3:06 You're like, "Ah, ah, ah." Yeah, you just, you know,

3:08 you're basically a robot trying to like go in and out of a real,

3:12 you know, emotion and anxiety.

3:13 So, I think if it was my first gig,

3:15 I peed my pants and just like hoping for the best.

3:18 That's typically me.

3:20 Should ask me how my last gig went.

3:27 How my recent gig went?

3:28 [music] Well, it went beautifully.

3:31 You know, when there's no anxiety there like

3:33 that, and you just understand [music] fundamentally that, you know,

3:37 you are in service of people [music] because it's not all about you.

3:42 It's about serving.

3:45 So, that was my last gig.

3:46 Hello.

3:48 No.

3:48 No.

3:50 Yes.

3:51 No.

3:52 Yes, this is it.

3:53 This is you.

3:54 This is you.

3:55 What do you want to know?

3:57 What's one song you wish you'd written?

4:00 Honestly, Fix You.

4:02 Lights will guide [singing] you home.

4:06 I will try to fix you.

4:09 I heard that song in an arena and there was just like I

4:12 think it was 30,000 people singing that with him and I was just like,

4:17 "Wow." The message, the melody,

4:19 everything is so great and everybody was connected collectively.

4:22 How about that?

4:24 So, for a moment I was jealous and then I just wasn't anymore.

4:27 I was just in a bliss.

4:31 Yeah.

4:31 Cool.

4:35 Okay, this works.

4:36 How do you choose your nail designs?

4:41 Well, it's very much about narrative when it comes to me.

4:45 This is not just a beauty thing.

4:47 So, I have crystal nails.

4:50 I use those when I feel like I just need to clear the the air a little bit,

4:54 move around, ding ding dong.

4:56 And then I wear these nails, which are steel, [music]

5:00 when um a warrior-like energy is supposed to be there.

5:04 See that?

5:05 It's like wearing 10 samurai knives.

5:09 It does change life a little bit.

5:11 You have to have people that you love and care about that could help you out.

5:15 There's a lot [music] of things you can't do with the nails.

5:17 Well, you could do that, but you just have to find creative ways to do it,

5:20 like, you know, opening a bottle, eating some candy.

5:23 Where would you most like to live?

5:26 I've always known this.

5:28 It needs to be up north.

5:29 I'm going to be this old lady, you know, architectural house.

5:33 Thank you very much.

5:33 It needs to be architectural, big windows,

5:36 up on a bloody mountain somewhere where there is just nature,

5:42 more nature, maybe some wild animals, and me.

5:47 And every now and then I down to, you know, 2 hours away.

5:50 Maybe there's a little city.

5:51 I say hi to somebody on the bar like, "Hi.

5:53 Bye." And then I just go back to my house for safety reasons.

5:56 Yeah, Iceland.

5:57 Yeah, okay.

5:59 I'm like my dog.

6:00 My dog is a uh he's a Jack Russell.

6:02 He just loves tight small spaces.

6:06 I do, too.

6:08 And you write that down because it's important information.

6:13 Describe your creative process in three words.

6:17 Channeling.

6:19 Transformative.

6:23 Cleansing.

6:24 That's my creative process.

6:29 This is supposed to say everywhere.

6:31 Here we go.

6:35 Yes, this is a great one.

6:37 What is your greatest fear?

6:41 Now we're talking.

6:43 Well, my greatest fear of all fears is me not living my truth.

6:49 That would be my greatest fear.

6:51 To realize that I've actually bought into somebody else's idea of me.

6:56 But to know whether you live your truth or not,

6:58 you constantly have to ask yourself the question of is this really what I want?

7:06 All right.

7:08 You want me to ask it is.

7:10 Who is your real life hero?

7:19 [snorts] Every mother there is.

7:21 Those are the real heroes.

7:24 It's not easy to be a mother.

7:28 And my mother, my grandmother, my great great grandmother,

7:31 and all the mothers there is.

7:33 When you meet a mother, you go like this.

7:37 Cuz she's so connected with you, you don't even realize.

7:41 She feels everything you It is science.

7:44 Hero, warrior, yes.

7:53 Well, okay.

7:55 Describe Wildfire in three words.

7:59 Passion, transformation, awakening.

8:03 Okay, family.

8:04 You have been watching Musical [music] Notes.

8:11 Ta-ta.

8:12 [music]