Name: JENNIE: ‘I Love You, Doechii!’ — Extended Interview
Uploaded: 2026-01-29T11:16:45.000Z
Duration: 13 min 56 s
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This is my first time doing anything like this on a talk show, so I'm very nervous.

As you see, all we want to do is love on you.

They are already loving you, so take it all in.

I was just telling everyone how amazing of a show that you have here.

Tell us, how long did you always want to be a pop star?

I knew I wanted to be in the music industry.

I did not know what a pop star was at that time.

Because I would see them on stage and everything looked so, you know, glamorous and fantastic.

I didn't really understand if I wanted to be that or doing, like, shows on stage, but

Now, is it true you grew up in New Zealand?

Yeah, So I went to school there from the age of 9 to 14.

Me, all I remember is when I first went, and

I lived in a home state, too, so my family weren't there.

And my mom told me I was crying for, like, the first two days.

She's like, mom, I don't miss you anymore.

And I adjusted myself into my life out there, and

I loved every part of it, like, the nature, the, you know, the freedom.

Don't y' all want to hear about blackpink?

So I heard you trained for six years to be a part of the group.

But it was, you know, at that time, it felt like such a long time.

When is my time to, you know, get out to the world?

But now that I think back, all the trainings that I did, and

it's basically like, you're going to a school that is going to help you become a pop star.

So, like, from the moment you Go to the Studio Academy, the place that we would train every day.

Like, there's different types of vocal lessons, different types of dance lessons, language lessons, and

you're, you know, you're being taught how to, like, be a suicide.

There's still so much to do for us to make this happen, and

I like that you seem so soft spoken, but your stage presence is fierce.

The crazy part is I haven't figured it out yet.

I trying to figure out what triggers my switch, and

I do that on stage, but I guess it's something that's in my body.

Like, once I hear the music or once I zone in, just happens really naturally.

It's a gift that I appreciate and I love about myself.

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