Jessie Murph, at 20 years old, initially aspired to attend Harvard, inspired by the movie 'Legally Blonde.' However, she left behind cheerleading to pursue music, which remains her true passion. Her new album, 'Sex Hysteria,' features the popular track 'Blue Strips' and includes the song '1965,' which expresses longing for a vintage romantic experience while addressing uncomfortable themes like domestic violence and age gaps in relationships through its controversial music video.
Murph recalls her childhood aspiration to attend Harvard inspired by 'Legally Blonde' but ultimately shifted her focus to music after abandoning cheerleading.
With her new album 'Sex Hysteria,' Murph addresses themes of love and nostalgia, navigating societal norms like the acceptance of age gaps in relationships.
The music video for the song '1965' has sparked controversy, featuring provocative imagery and raising questions about domestic violence themes in its narrative.
The lead single 'Blue Strips' turned into a chart-topping success, showcasing Murph's evolution as an artist from small-town cheerleader to a rising pop singer.
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