.@Variety: You have a lot of social media followers, and social media is a very wild place. I feel like during, and after, the pandemic, the attitude of some fans got very intense toward their idols. How is it for you to manage the negative feedback? There are scenes in the documentary where there are negative comments aimed at you flooding the screen, and it looks rough.
#LISA: It’s not easy for me, to be honest. I feel like… Hmm… It was hard for me at first, but at the end of the day, I know what I’m doing and know my intention. It’s their opinion, and I have no control over that. As long as I know what I’m doing and who I am, that’s enough for me.
Variety: I think a lot of those comments are more about what those people are going through in their own lives, and they’re just projecting those feelings onto you.
Lisa: Maybe. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. I know. But I’m trying not to have it be on my mind. It’s not healthy.
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LISA’s manager, Alice, described the album leak as frustrating and said she knew LISA would be disappointed. once they discovered it, the team immediately started reporting every leaked copy.
LISA also spoke about the leak, saying she cannot understand why anyone would leak an artist’s work without thinking about the impact. she hopes the person responsible never does the same thing to another artist.
If you know it, then you know LISA will be here to talk “SaWaDiKa,” PRESS PLAY, Always Lalisa and VIVA LA LISA on Wednesday, September 16th at 11:35/10:35c on NBC! 🖤 #LISAonFallon#FallonTonight