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Jae Stephens Talks Having the ‘Audacity’ to Blow Up Your Pop Star Expectations: ‘I Take Up as Much Space as I Feel I Deserve’
The ascendant pop star talks about how her signature, man-skewering songs triggered a breakup — and inspired her debut album.
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Jae Stephens talks with Billboard about her debut album 'Audacity,' writing about hating men, and navigating pop stardom as a Black woman.
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