#LIZY2K

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LIZY2K🌌🌻👽

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Thinking about Lottie

If she was WAY more confident in herself she would be so unbelievably powerful

She’d rule the world /hj /silly

She’s still super kind BUT she’s not taking shit from anyone. She’s taking long strides with confidence, with the newest Prada bag and the most luxurious cropped fur coat you’ve seen — with faux leopard fur because if you even think of using REAL leopard fur, she’ll stomp on your skull because THEY ARE ENDANGERED!!!!

Confident Lottie could totally start her own boutique and get millions

She’d turn her bullies into her BITCHES bro

Confident Lottie is literally just When I Rule The World by LIZY2K hehe

[ask-the-insect-hashira]

Itsuki

From kakegurui

If you don’t know who she is then can you do kanae from demon slayer thx!

Itsuki >> "When I rule the world" by LIZY2K

Kanae >> "Moment" by Vierre Cloud

[ithisatanytime]

(Moving Castle)

[amaretopia]

LIZ & A. G. COOK - LIPGLOSS AND CHERRY POP

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[theseventhhex]

LIZ Interview

LIZ

Photo by Nikko LaMere

LIZ, a champion of ‘underground Pop’ has returned to the limelight with the release of her new single ‘Super Duper Nova’, the single is a classic example of unique and remarkable talent from the unapologetically pop princess. The single comes in the wake of double a-side ‘Could U Love Me’ and the addictive ‘Queen of Me’ - an ode to loving yourself first and foremost. Previously named as The First Lady of Mad Decent, Diplo’s sprawling EDM empire, smart, stylish LIZ - like her seminal influence Madonna before her - offers just as much pulse as pomp in her riveting brand of joyful dance-music. There’s something ‘real’ about all her stylistic incarnations - mixing future-kitsch + R&B and ’90s/00s influences with an inspiring sense of can-do artistry that fuses this funky girl next door into pop’s newest come-as-you-are culture icon. LIZ continues to blossom as one of pop music’s incandescent lights, possessing the ability to turn the page and embrace pop’s guilty excesses without ever seeming contrived… The Seventh Hex talks to LIZ about playing it by ear, loving London and pizza…

TSH: In the lead-up to your current single releases, what sort of subject matter and themes were you drawn towards expressing?

LIZ: Lately, I’ve loved singing and writing about fantasies. I’ve always had an active imagination and I’m a very detailed dreamer. I'm an empath, so from a young age, I taught myself to almost be numb to my surroundings otherwise I got emotionally overwhelmed all the time. It’s made me somewhat an inhibited and self-conscious person, so I tend to feel a lot more raw emotional freedom in my dreams than in my daily life. I suppose I try to tap into that said freedom in my music.

TSH: Each latest single complements the other sonically via a diverse spectrum of sounds, was it key for you to give each track an individual identity?

LIZ: I have a variety of influences that I pull from, but the sounds I end up using are all pretty much part of a consistent palette – bright, colourful, weird, early 00’s vibes. Every song is like a child of mine and like it’s a character in my world.

TSH: How liberating is it for you to create your own world and alter ego with your musical outlooks?

LIZ: It’s SO much fun and very liberating to chase nothing but your best. I’m also very lucky to have some incredible visual and sonic collaborators on team LIZ. We just geek out together, laugh a lot, experiment with bizarre ideas and end up manifesting fantasies through art.

TSH: When it comes to forming new music, is your preferred method still to play it by ear?

LIZ: Yep. I mean, sometimes I’ll go into a session with some kind of idea of what I wanna do, but most of the time, I honestly leave it up to the universe and choose to bounce energy off of my collaborators and just see what happens.

TSH: With ‘Could U Love Me’ you took the course of writing something really raw and revealing, what was it like to state such emotions?

LIZ: It was super freeing to be really raw with that song. But I still gave the production a fun twist. Like you wanna dance and cry at the same time – I like that sweet spot.

TSH: Also, talk us through the process in how you went about layering and fleshing out ‘Super Duper Nova’?

LIZ: I had just gotten back from Tokyo so was in a freaky j-pop kinda mood. Sarah Hudson and Jesse Saint John and I wrote it really quickly. They are the most fun writers I’ve ever worked with and are dear friends of mine. They champion individuality and they’re like rainbow guardian angels in this industry. Big Taste (the producer) has a fun sense of humour too so he was super on board with the concept, and this intergalactic alien fantasy pop star bop was born!

TSH: How vital is the aspect of creative control for you?

LIZ: Creative control is extremely vital to my sense of self. My thing may not be for everyone, but at least at the end of the day, I can sleep at night because I know I’m doing ME. I love experimenting, changing and evolving too.

TSH: What sort of anime do you mostly admire and gravitate towards?

LIZ: I like anime with powerful yet relatable female characters. If you follow me on social media, you’ll see I’m a huge Sailor Moon fan.

TSH: Having been raised in a Hindu household by way of Jewish and Christian origins, what does spirituality mean to you in this day and age?

LIZ: To me, spirituality is about constantly striving to tap into a higher consciousness. I don’t want to be the same person I was last year. Growth takes time, but also self-awareness and a willingness to be brutally honest with yourself. I also think it’s a balance between being proactive and letting certain things go and trusting the universe has a plan for you – that no matter how painful or frustrating something may be, it’s happening for you, not to you.

TSH: Over the years, you’ve spent a lot of time in London working with a plethora of producers and writers. Tell us more about some of your favourite London preferences…

LIZ: I love London so so much. I feel like it’s my second home! I prefer not having the stress of driving in the city, so taking the tube or walking is super nice. I like how there’s so many people out on the street - you meet some pretty interesting people that way. I’m really into Soho. That may be my favourite part. Holy crap, how could I not mention the parks though? They are gorgeous. My dream is to bring my dogs over and see them run free and frolic in the grass, chasing squirrels.

TSH: What was it like to visit St. Hanshaugen in the lead-up to Christmas?

LIZ: Norway was a trip. I was only there for a few days to shoot a music video with Rytmeklubben and it was dark the majority of the time! But, when the sun was up, the snow covered the land and the trees looked like an illustration in a fairy-tale book. Everything was just white for miles. I was really sick at the time, but almost felt like the extreme cold knocked the sickness out of me. Next time, I’ll come a little bit more prepared for the weather!

TSH: Also, compliments on the LIZ Y2Krunch bar, which contains some awesome ingredients. Where did the idea come from to include such a wide range, including Fruity Pebbles and Pretzels?

LIZ:I wanted my chocolate bar to be kawaii and aesthetically pleasing. It HAD to be rainbow, of course. But it needed to have a little salty crunch in there to balance the super sweetness. Kind of like me - I’m definitely sweet n’ salty.

TSH: Have you been viewing any other compelling TV other than The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel?

LIZ:I love love love television. Recently, I’ve been into The Chi, Trust, The Assassination of Gianni Versace, Killing Eve... and when I want to just veg out and enjoy a guilty pleasure, I’m kinda obsessed with the Real Housewives shows - especially Beverly Hills and New York City.

TSH: Also, when you need to unwind, is pizza still your go to comfort food?

LIZ: Yes! Pizza with ranch dressing, or Mac n cheese with green Tabasco.

TSH: Finally, looking ahead with your musical ambitions, do you very much aspire to continue to play with different genres in fresh and innovative ways, whilst always offering variety?

LIZ: Hell yeah, I look forward to experimenting constantly with my sound and my visuals.

LIZ - “Could U Love Me”

Super Duper Nova - Single

[jjungwooyoung]

ksj ; when i rule the world

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[monkeyballwiki]

lizy2k music so good when u dont consider her horrible personality and politics

[neonbutchery]

1, 7 & 8 for any oc <33

doing siinra for this!

What is/are your OC’s nickname(s) and how did it come about?

I have to admit I haven’t thought of any particular nicknames for her. Her father, a quarian, probably used to call her something affectionate in khelish, but she didn’t like it because her relationship with her father was... not great. She has used aliases before to bypass legal constraints, but they haven’t really stuck with her. 

7. Does your OC have any markings, such as a birthmark or a scar?

Siinra has a bunch of white markings on her body (including her face) resembling inkblots. They’re genetic and probably inherited from her father’s side, and she was actually teased because of them when she was younger.

She has a scar on the right side of her neck from her time in prison. She doesn’t like being asked about it and will probably snap at you if you do. 

8. How does your OC talk/what does your OC’s voice sound like?

When I created Siinra, I pictured her at first with a British accent. However, when she started to become my take on the 2000s mean girl stereotype, I decided it would be an American one instead. I still have yet to find an exact voiceclaim, but I’ve been thinking about Ashnikko or LIZY2K.  

(OC ASK GAME)

[linneastarron]

Petula for the ask thingy >:)

of course you’d ask for petula you nerd bdfhsfjk but heck yeah!!! kitty kat girl >:3c

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favorite thing about them

I love her sass!!! She’s not a mean girl but she absolutely tries to seem super cool in canon.

least favorite thing about them

The fish on her head might not be in the safest spot. Safety hazard.

favorite line

"It's called impulse buying, you should try it sometime."It’s a callout. I impulse buy a lot.

brOTP

Ignoring Petula & Spot (my OC who is Petula’s cousin), I’d have to say Petula & all of the Cool Kids (Eddie, Bear, Maxime). I stan Petula being able to befriend them so hard.

OTP

When I was younger it was Petchen (Petula x Gretchen) but now that I headcanon them both with ages and the gap is just too big for it to be okay I think my OTP for now is either Petula x Eddie or Petula x Maxime (cool kids.........trademark symbol)

nOTP

Petula x Pester. I saw that take somewhere and it was not something I vibed with. Also I can’t forget Petula x That One Foot Fetish Guy from the Petula Askblog.

random headcanon

Petula has an industrial piercing on her right ear. Her parents do not know about this and she intends on keeping it that way. (She was able to get it thanks to the help of her cousin who snuck her somewhere to pierce her ear.)

unpopular opinion

IDK how unpopular this is but Petula absolutely pretends she’s exclusively a hard rock fan but secretly listens to people like Slayyyter or LIZY2K (modern artists with 2000s vibes) or any 2000s pop artist.

song i associate with them

"What the Hell” by Avril Lavigne. Maybe also “Sk8er Boi” by Avril Lavigne but I gotta thank Moodle for that because of her skater Petula headcanons.

favorite picture of them

[This one] by my good buddy Moodle [aka YOUdle!!! hi thanks for the ask] (there aren’t a lot of canon images so I went for fanart)!

[ithisatanytime]

(Olipra's Backup)

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LIZ - When I Rule the World

My queen of early 2000 pastel aesthics