Ava Max: You’re never going to see me routine

[Teletubby 150,580]

“You don’t know what’s going to happen with me,” Ava says before heading to Ty Sunderland’s Devil’s Playground party at Webster Hall. “I see a lot of people who are very routine. They do the same thing on stage. You’re never going to see me routine. What you’re going to see is something you probably haven’t seen before. Anything no one has done is what I’m going to do… even if it’s crazy.”

“I might wear shades and throw ’em in the audience,” Max says. “I think I did that somewhere else. I threw my coat out.” (She did not get it back from the crowd.) Her choreographer likes to joke that she turns into a different person when performing. Dance routines, audience banter — “it all goes out the window,” Ava says, once she steps on stage.

That night, at a packed Webster Hall, Ava Max takes the stage just after 1 a.m. to perform 3 songs: “Kings & Queens,” “Ghost,” and her 2021 Tiësto collaboration, “The Motto.” She scoots, shimmies and twirls her way across the stage in front of a cheering audience of predominantly glitter-encrusted gay men. She does not throw anything into the crowd.

Ava will head out on her first headlining tour and says she’s been studying live shows from “the queens” — including Madonna, Rihanna, and Beyoncé — as she figures out what her own will look like.

“I believe that consistency and perseverance are key in any career. And I know that people who may not like me now will end up liking me. Because I will never stop making pop music,” she says. For a moment, she stares at me in silence, then starts to laugh. “So if you’re not a fan now, you’ll probably become a fan with the thousand other songs I’ve done.”

She’s also working on the deluxe edition of her new album, which she describes as “like Diamonds & Dancefloors on crack,” and a collaboration with Khalid. 

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[VasilisVas 5,201]

I love Ava and her new album, but guuurl, let’s not act like you’re out of this world groundbreaking. 

[Head Empty 25,274]

31 minutes ago, Teletubby said:

“I might wear shades and throw ’em in the audience,” Max says. “I think I did that somewhere else."

 

[LateToCult 40,916]

It’s giving “for the teeeeen VOuGe party”

[Lighter 15,376]

ava please

[Noah 26,979]

I hate how people always criticize every word Ava says here. Let her have fun on Stage, what she's saying is - she has fun on Stage, she likes to interact with the crowd and that she is passionate about performing and her music. 

[alsemanche 93,956]

Why is she setting herself up like that

[Lucas 27,255]

She is the most basic pop girl out there. Throw her coat to the audience? That's so crazy, I bet this never happened in the history of the music industry

[The Fame 4,192]

1 hour ago, Teletubby said:

“I might wear shades and throw ’em in the audience,” Max says.

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That night...Ava Max takes the stage...She does not throw anything into the crowd.

 

Why does that sound so shady to me 

[COOOK 76,406]

This article is so chaotic. From the "she does not throw anything into the crowd" after she said she might throw her shades, to the deluxe edition being "Diamonds & Dancefloors on crack", to the "cheering audience of predominantly glitter-encrusted gay men" like... the banter between Ava's cooky wild claims and the shadiness of whoever wrote this 

[Guest]

I'm sorry I laughed so hard at her saying she likes to switch things up and one day she might wear shades and throw them into the audience and the next day she might wear a coat and throw that into the audience instead. It's sending me at 7:30 in the morning.

[berlinforme 5,317]

Sounds like a country person's idea of wild popstar behaviour. Aside of that, the Khalid collab sounds interesting!

[Teletubby 150,580]

24 minutes ago, COOOK said:

the banter between Ava's cooky wild claims and the shadiness of whoever wrote this 

maybe the interviewer was a religious person and didn't like that her cross was scissors

She is demonstrating her pre-show ritual: She glides her hand across her shoulders, then down the middle of her body. Is she religious? “No, I’m not,” she says, sounding almost surprised by the question. But isn’t that... the sign of the cross? She looks down at her hands. “Maybe it is considered a cross to some people. I cut any negative, demonic ties that are on me, or any dark energy that’s on me. I imagine they’re like scissors, not a cross.”

[Reginald 13,841]

1 hour ago, Why am I on GGD said:

 

Why did I think of posting the same thing? I stan a quirky queen 

[COOOK 76,406]

27 minutes ago, Teletubby said:

maybe the interviewer was a religious person and didn't like that her cross was scissors

She is demonstrating her pre-show ritual: She glides her hand across her shoulders, then down the middle of her body. Is she religious? “No, I’m not,” she says, sounding almost surprised by the question. But isn’t that... the sign of the cross? She looks down at her hands. “Maybe it is considered a cross to some people. I cut any negative, demonic ties that are on me, or any dark energy that’s on me. I imagine they’re like scissors, not a cross.”

Her  "your god is not here Michael, nor will he ever be"