When Selena Gomez Speaks We Hear Angels Singing

Selena Marie Gomez
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AI GeneratedSelena Gomez participates in a \"Most Requested Live\" Q&A session with Romeo and iHeart. She discusses her new single \"Lose You to Love Me,\" her passion for horror movies, her experiences as a producer, and the healing power of music. She also shares personal updates regarding her health and her Thanksgiving plans with family in Los Angeles.
Hey guys, it's Selena Gomez and this is my most requested live Ask Anything chat.
I want to thank Romeo and iHeart for the support and for having me on tonight
and supporting me and my music. So my new single is called Lose You to Love Me
and I'm going to be answering some fan questions, which are my favorite. So let's get started.
Jenny from Nashville, Tennessee. I loved the Dead Don't Die, especially the headshot.
Did you have some favorite horror movies before shooting that? Of course. A lot. I don't even know
where I'd begin, where I would begin. I love Anything Haunted. Movie just came out called
Haunt that was amazing and I enjoyed it. And then I love, well, I used to like paranormal stuff,
but now I don't think I can take it. It's a bit freaky to be honest, but I'm obsessed with horror.
I love, love. Leanna, hope that's right, from Orlando, Florida. I just wanted to tell you I'm
glad you're feeling better. Also, if you don't know this already, I think you're a
legitimate role model and I'm not a phony. Thanks. I appreciate that. I don't know what to say to
that. That's very kind. And I am. Thank you for caring about how I'm feeling and everything.
I hope you're good too. Sarah from Hartford, Connecticut. Was that right? Okay. Sorry.
Sarah, my girl. When you were on the song with Benny, had you begun working on the current songs?
Oh, I had already. Yeah, for sure. I've been working on my album for four years,
so there was a lot of in between and breaks, but we had a moment that I just wanted to do
fun little, actually it was intentionally going to do like a few collaborations,
and it turned into something bigger and it was really cool just to work with all different types
of people. Maria from Astoria, hope that's right, New York. What's up? Do you have plans
for Thanksgiving? What are you most thankful for this year? I'm most thankful for my health,
first and foremost, because that's very important to me. And let's see, I'm going to Texas. No,
oh no, actually not, not this year. We have family coming in from Detroit and Texas,
and we're going to celebrate it in LA. So I mean, there's a lot of things I'm thankful. I'm thankful
for all of this and for you guys. So I'll be thinking of you for Thanksgiving. Sophie from
Daytona Beach, Florida. Was it different doing the video looking into a phone? Are you used to
looking into big cameras? It was weird. I didn't even know where to look. That was the interesting
part because it's all on this huge rig. And then it's all this like equipment and lights,
but then there's this tiny iPhone that's just right in the middle. It was very awkward. I didn't
even think it was going to work, but it turned out beautiful. And Sophie Mueller directed it
very well. Elizabeth from San Jose, California. With your name popping up more and more under
producer or executive producer, is that something we can expect more of in the future and feature
films? Hopefully. Absolutely. I love being a part of projects that, that I care about, that I love,
or that I find interest in. And you get to be a part of something great with other people.
And that's the best feeling. So hell yeah, more, more. Connie from New Jersey, or sorry,
Jersey City, New Jersey. What's the best perk about being an artist?
I guess being able to turn your life into music. I think that's really special. And it's been
such a gift to be able to do that. And I'm and that's one of the best ways of healing for me
throughout the years. So yeah, turning into turning all your thoughts and all your
pain and emotion into art is probably the best part. Ashley from Ottawa. My friends and I love,
I love it that you put out two new songs. Was there a special reason for that? And are the
other songs related to each other? Much love from Canada. Love you, Canada. And I miss everything
about it. Let's see. Yeah, basically, there wasn't a set plan. I had always from the gecko wanted to
release, lose you to love me and then look at her now. So there was a little conversation about
that. Then I then I agreed that we could just do lose you to love me. That didn't work out the way
we wanted. So lastly, we ended with doing it both at the same time. And I thought it was crucial to
the storytelling. And I'm very glad that it happened the way it did it needed to because it
showed it showed everything even the way we wrote it from the beginning of the year to the middle
of the year and releasing and healing. It's so cool. It's just the best feeling. And, and I think
it made sense to tie a little bow around a chapter of my life. Jane from Baltimore. What's the first
venue you ever sang at professionally as Selena Gomez? I don't know because I guess the first
thing I did was a show at the Roxy but that was technically with my band. So I'm not quite sure,
to be honest. I don't know, maybe Staples, which was pretty epic to do if you're from LA.
I think that's probably one of the big moments that I got to be on man. I'll just go with that
Amanda from Columbus, Ohio, were you involved picking the Oh, sorry, were you involved picking
the songs for 13 reasons why I got to be a part of some of it. And it was I mean, that's kind of
the best part of this. Like I love watching films or TV shows and buying the soundtrack. It's
just as good as watching it or being invested. Because again, you can you can express so many
different things with music and it's awesome. Thanks again to Romeo most requested live and
answering all your questions. It was really fun. Thank you for bearing with me. My new
single is called lose you to love me. And I hope everyone has a great Thanksgiving. Bye guys.
