Charlie Puth opened up about the fact that according to him, he is not as great of a singer as everyone considers him to be. In fact, the singer finds it hard to believe the praises he receives for his music.
Earlier this
year, Charlie’s album Voicenotes was released which turned out to
be a huge hit and captured the fourth spot on the music charts in
Britain and America. The album was thoroughly praised by people
throughout the globe. It did not only captivate the fans, but the
critics as well. However, Charlie finds it hard to believe that the
album is as good as everyone says it is.
In a recent
interview, the popstar revealed that even though he is appreciative
of all the good reviews he receives, he finds them hard to believe.
He confessed that no matter what it is that he is working on, he
manages to find a problem with every lyric he writes, every tune he
plays, and every note he composes. Charlie referred to himself as a
tortured soul and admitted that despite the fact that he does not
understand the praises that his music garners, he has learned to be
grateful to everyone who likes his music.
The artist
explained that since nothing he ever does is good enough for him, he
uses song writing as a distraction from all the negative thoughts
that circulate his mind whenever someone says something to praise his
music.
Charlie says that
he projects the image of who he wants to be in his songs. For
example, if he is sad, the hitmaker will write a happy song. Negative
thoughts often cloud Charlie’s performances and that is something
that he is working to improve by tricking his brain into feeling the
opposite of what his heart feels.
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