Interviews/98.8 Kiss FM

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**You look so beautiful, and I knew I would be pretty lame beside you, so I decided to wear this glasses. This is only paper glasses.**

Let's see!

**It's really crazy. [Laughs]**

Ahh, fantastic!

**So I'm a little crazy like you!**

I like it, it's really good! Fantastic. I like your outfit.

**Thank you, and I like your outfit too. So, today you are performing on the tenth anniversary of the Glamour fashion magazine. What is your connection to the Glamour magazine?**

I've actually been reading Glamour for years. It's something that we've had in England that I used to read growing up and I think it's in almost every country I've been to. It's just a really good record of where we are with everything; fashion, politics, relationships, political views. And I think it's just a really good kind of record that keeps us together.

**And how important is fashion for you?**

It's not very important.

**I think you're lying!**

No, honestly, honestly, I really don't believe in fashion; I believe in having a style. I think that whatever you wear, whatever you have as an accessory or however you style your hair, it shouldn't be subjective to necessarily what the world tells us is "current" at that time. It should be an expression of who you are and how you feel in that moment, not really how the world tells you you should feel in that moment.

**And what are you wearing today?**

I am wearing my Dsquared shoes, they have like a metal bone at the end, nice and sparkly. And I'm also wearing a handmade studded top from [?] in Paris.

**Great! Do you think the voice is just enough to become famous or is it a very special style?**

I don't know. I really don't know much about becoming famous yet. Maybe I can tell you in 10 years from now.

**Ah, come on! [Laughs]**

I think that people definitely like to connect the dots, you know. They want not just an icon or an idol or a hero, but they want something real, something honest. And I feel like, as long as you're consistent, and however you are in your real life, in your relaxed time is within who you are in public, I feel like that's what connects people to you as a person, as an artist.

**And talking about your upcoming record, *Perfectionist*, what is it about?**

You know, actually, my album is called *Perfectionist* 'cause it's nothing to do about being perfect. It's more to do with dealing with life perfectly when everything goes wrong.

**When do you thought love is a suicide?**

Uh... [laughs] Oh, god! I really, really just think that love is a suicide. You give all of yourself to somebody, you give them everything that makes you you. And you're at the mercy of their hands. They can destroy you, they can, you know, make you feel like you're in so much pain, you're dying, it's horrible. But really, you made that choice. You made that suicide. So, love is a suicide, I think.

**Can you tell us something about the perfect man for you?**

Oh, god. If we can have a conversation for ten minutes, you might be the perfect man for me. It's very difficult to have a conversation with me for ten minutes. For a man.

**Why?**

Ahh, I don't know. I have standards. I have standards, guys!

**And the perfect woman?**

Most women have elements of the perfect woman. Just let go of all of your doubts and insecurities and jealousy of other women and you're almost perfect, I think.

**What do you think about being the next Lady Gaga.**

Who's the next Lady Gaga, may I ask? Who? Who are you talking about?

**[Laughs]**

I'm asking you a question. Sorry. Hi, I'm Natalia Kills, this is my interview right now. I'm presenting you with this lovely lady here with the paper glasses, and I wanna know, I wanna know a question. Can I ask you a question? What do you think... You have blonde hair and crazy glasses and you're wearing this amazing black suit, you look like Lady Gaga, what do you think? How do you feel about being compared to Lady Gaga?

**I think that's a very stupid question.**

I didn't say that!

**Your name is Natalia Kills. Who would you like to kill and how?**

This is such a good question! I really don't know. I would like to kill... I would like to kill the person who first invented high heels to be so uncomfortable. Because it's not fair that something so irresistible, something I wear every day, something I can't live without is so impractical, painful, and inconvenient. So I, first of all, would like to thank you for inventing heels, and then I'd like to kill you. *[Fires an invisible gun to the camera]*

### Description

In leuchtendes Pink tauchte die Zeitschrift GLAMOUR das historische Stadtbad Oderberger in Berlin. Unter dem Motto „Dive into GLAMOUR" lud das Modemagazin anlässlich des 10. Jubiläums in die unkonventionelle Location zur großen Geburtstagsparty.

Prominente Gäste und internationale Superstars rockten die Geburtstags-Party! Unter anderem auch Natalia Kills. Ines traf die stylische Sängerin kurz vor ihrem Auftritt und sprach mit ihr über Mode, ihr Album und wenn sie gerne „killen" würde!