Demi Lovato: Emotional Journey Behind “Anyone” | Apple Music

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[LUMI_MBB_STAY]

He seriously needs to be the only person interviewing anyone... ever. He is so truly respectful. Does his research and asks very classy questions. Something is just very comfortable about his interviewing style.

[kikico]

I love how he says July 20th when he notices shes struggling to describe the OD. Hes so respectful and empathic. So strong. Love this woman

[grazy_santos]

Never heard of him but he is a good interviewer its just seems like a normal conversation

[karajo]

How often do we hear interviewers ask, "Are you ready to talk about..." and be respectful about trauma?? LOOOVE Zane!! ❤️

[jmeee]

What a lot of people don’t understand about perfectionists is that we aren’t concerned with other people being perfect - we are only concerned with our own goal of reaching perfection

[rockwthu]

mental illness is not a joke, addiction is not a joke. it’s never a choice. i hope more people realize that.

[shinhye]

I swear if Demi cries while performing at the Grammys I will cry my ass out for 2 days straight it is hard I know it is hard demi stay strong

[brandons]

So many people hated on her and made jokes about her overdose. People say she shouldn't do the superbowl and that she was the last choice. And some just don't really know if they can belive her or if she's a role model. To those people, I'd say watch this interview. She isn't a bad person, she is sober, and she is so deserving of all of the opportunities that she gets as a talented artist!

[elisabethhenssler]

Zane Lowe is probably my favourite interviewer ever. His empathy, how well spoken he is, how intelligent, deep and thoughtful his questions are and how he puts artists at ease and makes them feel understood and comfortable. Bravo.

[jamilmoscoso]

"what do you see yourself doing this decade?"
"settling down and forming a family"
we've all grown up so fast :')

[teamlovato]

This interviewer asks the questions that we all want to ask.

[Haddy]

It's the same exact situation with Skyscraper honestly. She recorded it before rehab, said the song was a cry for help, and didn't re-record after rehab cuz the emotion was more raw in the pre-recorded version.
That's haunting.

[AswanRosaMarie]

i’m so proud of her🥺 her strength is actually unreal

[gemma]

I never realised what an amazing interviewer Zane Lowe was. Demi clearly felt so comfortable answering his questions as he didn’t push for answers she clearly isn’t ready to give yet. Demi is amazing always has been always will be 2020 will be Demi’s bitch!

[maha]

Her confidence... her maturity... her growth...You can tell she’s in a great place mentally

[nehasinha]

Who’s here after her performance? I’m so incredibly proud of her!! Her beautiful, strong, and powerful vocals had me in tears

[Komyushu]

Seeing demi so comfortable and calm during such an intimate interview makes me soft. I missed her. I'm so glad and thankful she is alive

[trtlduv]

“Your spirit was singing something that your mind couldn’t really comprehend at the time.” Wow that’s deep! I love Demi so much! That new song is so powerful! She’s such a strong woman and has been through so much! 💚💚

[brzyplants]

I honestly love his interview style. He doesn’t seem to just want “juicy” information. His intentions are on such a deeper level that these interviews are some of the only ones I really watch anymore. Love Demi and so glad to see her recovering and breaking past the dark times 💕

[loana.natasha]

This is a real conversation by two human beings, a true one. Talking about real feelings and real life, no words bro.

We need more of this, a lot more of this.