Ne-Yo on Being a Man But Writing Hit Songs for Women Like Beyonce & Rihanna (Part 1)
August 3, 2023
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In a recent interview with Gloria Velez, Grammy Award-winning artist Ne-Yo discussed his approach to writing songs for women like Beyoncé, Rihanna, and Mary J. Blige. When asked how he mentally prepares for such songs, Ne-Yo emphasized that he doesn't try to get into the minds of women because their complexity is what makes them beautiful. He explained that he writes from a standpoint of someone who is not afraid of emotions, which he attributes to growing up in a household full of women. Ne-Yo learned to listen and understand the strength of women, both physically and emotionally. He believes that emotions are not something to be ashamed of and that they are meant to be used for a purpose. Ne-Yo's songs, which resonate more with women than men, aim to embrace vulnerability and challenge the societal expectations for men to only express anger or joy. He believes that allowing vulnerability can prevent issues such as suicide and the lack of a proper emotional outlet for men. Ne-Yo's approach to songwriting has been praised for its emotional depth and connection with listeners.
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