11 hours agoI want Lips for Rolling Stone. Kosovo was safer than London, but school was much harder
Periskopi(2 years ago)
(2 years ago)World-renowned Albanian singer Doual Lipa has recently found in an interview for the prestigious Rolling Stone magazine how the school period in Kosovo has been a particularly difficult time for her. Known for her hits as “New Rules” and “Allowing”, I want now to keep the world on its fingers, but the way up [...]
Known for her hits as “New Rules” and “Allowing”, I want now to keep the world on its fingers, but the way to this success has been anything but easy. In her interview, she reflects on the time when her family returned to Pristina after the war and the challenges she experienced as a student there.
After the war, we returned to Kosovo and for me it was like paradise, rising more and moving more independent”, says I do. “Anyway, the school was another story. It was much more challenging; the children were learning things I had not yet known”. She specifically mentions physics, chemistry, and mathematics as subjects that she found difficult.
“ [school] She was much more advanced than London. The children were learning things that I thought I had time to learn. I made fractions in London and algebra in Kosovo”, the famous singer shows.
Cultural and academic exchange seems to have prompted I want Lipsa to face new challenges and discover its internal potential. Maybe I thrive when I feel challenged, or when people think I don't have the ability”, it reflects smiling. Her story about bets made with her mother to get good results at school, and as a result, she gains the right to make a épiercing, tells of her ambition and commitment from her youth on.
Its education is a testimony to coping with a more difficult academic system in Kosovo, but this experience has helped shape the character and work ethics that has led to its present success. Even in the difficult days at the beginning of her career, where the pressure of celebrity complications becomes sensitive, I want to show that she has learned to deal with criticism and to move on.
As her career continues to flourish, I want to remain determined to round up its success with a positive social impact and its political attitudes, expressing an honest and dedicated image of matters that interest her. This approach has given her a special place in the hearts of fans and fans around the world, and as its interview shows, I want Lipa is more than just a name it is a voice for change.
