Jojo siwa gay pop

It's been a bit of a rough couple weeks for JoJo, who's been roasted for the new "bad girl" persona she debuted in her "Karma" music video. JoJo Siwa is walking back her claim about wanting to create a new genre of music, called "gay pop" We caught up with the year-old singer outside Studio Siwa in the L.

She said her mission was to simply raise awareness regarding the genre of music, since many people are still unfamiliar with it. TMZ Live. App Store.

JoJo Siwa Clarifies Her : People Are Furious At The Level Of Disrespect JoJo Siwa Displayed In A Recent Interview, And Here's Why It's Such An Important Discussion "Part of being young and queer and coming out and joining

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Got a tip? However, she did acknowledge she underestimated the public's familiarity with queer icons Of course, pop duo Tegan and Sara -- two twins who identify as queer -- gave JoJo a little side eye on social media over her remark The "Dance Moms" alum added But I do want to be a piece in making it bigger than it already is.

In any case JoJo is taking back her gay pop self-crowning, and giving credit where credit is due. I want to bring more attention to it. While JoJo has tried to laugh off her critics, she told us she's found some solace on Snapchat these days She says Snapchat is the least toxic app out there right now -- noting it's very community-based and family-based, which she appreciates.

JoJo Siwa is lighting the gay internet aflame. After JoJo Siwa sparked controversy by claiming she wanted to "start a new genre of music" called "gay pop," she's clarifying what she meant. She turned heads at the iHeartRadio Music Awards earlier this month by hitting the red carpet in an all-black mesh bodysuit.

Play video content. Jojo Siwa defines what the genre "gay pop" means to her and the artists like Lady Gaga and Miley Cyrus have helped define the genre. In case you missed it, the Dance Moms star-turned-influencer is rebranding, leaving behind the bubbly persona and colorful costumes of her youth and embracing an edgier, more rock-and-roll tone.