‘My parents took me to parties when I was 15’

Pop star Charli XCX talked about how her parents took her to parties where she performed when she was just 15 years old.

He added that he managed to persuade them to do so by telling them he was “doing swimming practice…at 2.00am”.

The singer’s album Brat inspired a cultural phenomenon over the summer, and many embraced it. “brat” lifestyle.

It created a momentum Since its release in June this year, it has been released not only with its original tracks but also with its remixes.

The British singer, now 32, delivered an opening monologue while hosting Saturday Night Live (SNL) on NBC in the US.

Charli, whose real name is Charlotte Aitchison, told viewers how she got to where she is now.

“I actually started performing at a very young age and played at my first rave when I was 15,” he said.

“Actually, my parents took me there. If you’re wondering how I got my parents to take me to a party? I told them, ‘Guys, I have swim practice at 2:00 in the morning.'”

He went on to joke that he had come a “long way” and now considered himself a “triple threat in England, which means singing, drinking and smoking.”

Charli’s sixth studio album has inspired millions of posts on social media, many dance moves, and even reached the heights of American politics. US presidential candidate Kamala Harris shares her social media a rebranding of a brat aimed at attracting younger voters.

The British pop star defined exactly what brat means to her during her appearance on SNL.

“A lot of people have asked me what a brat is, and honestly, it’s just like an attitude, a feeling,” he said.

“I have to say brat summer was a crazy experience,” he added.

When trying to define the word on SNL, he referred to an incident in which US businesswoman Martha Stewart falsely claimed that a journalist covering her legal proceedings had died.

“Martha gets angry about an old magazine article and says she’s glad the journalist who wrote it is dead – this brat,” he said.

“And last Friday, the same journalist responded and said: ‘Hey, ‘I’m alive…’ – that’s extremely brat.”

Charli, who also appeared on the show as a musical guest, continued: “Honestly, anyone can be a brat.”

“It’s very brat keeping it real, it’s all about being vulnerable, so it’s really a dream come true,” she said.

“I’m so excited to be here and I’m not used to being out this early on a Saturday night but it’s worth it for you.”

Charli has previously described the brat as an honest, outspoken and “a little volatile” girl who is “overwhelmed but loves to party in the process.”

HE He told the BBC’s Sidetracked podcast that the brat might have “a pack of cigarettes, a Bic lighter, and a white top with straps and no bra.”

Creating the aesthetic has become something that has become popular on TikTok, with Charli’s brat girl summer seen as a rejection of other trends such as the “clean girl” look that looks feminine and well-groomed.

Brat Word of the year chosen by Collins Dictionary Earlier this month, lexicographers described him as someone with a “confident, independent and hedonistic attitude.”