Tems Performs ‘Not an Angel’ | Billboard Women In Music 2024

Tems performs “Not An Angel” at Billboard Women In Music 2024. 

Read the lyrics below and stay tuned for more Tems news.

Tems’ “Not An Angel” lyrics

Ah yiy (ah, yeah)
Uh-uh, nah, nah (ah-ah)
Ah, yeah

I was a loner when I was with you
I would’ve given myself for you
Now I’m changin’ over, I’m movin’ on now
No turnin’ back, I can’t be with you

I don’t need you lookin’ for me (hey)
All you did was give me nothin’, oh nah
Overthinkin’ every mornin’, oh
Take me out your life, life

‘Cause I’m not an angel
I’m just a girl that knows the truth
And I couldn’t save you (nah)
You couldn’t see what I’ve been through
I’ll cut my losses in peace
I don’t need nothin’ else from you
‘Cause I’m not angel (angel, no)
I know I did all I could do

Don’t say you love me
Baby, I don’t need your lovin’
But I prefer, “I’m sorry”
All of a sudden you’re askin’ for me
You know your love don’t do nothin’ for me
Right now we’re not goin’ nowhere
Other than a graveyard, baby
You know your love don’t do nothin’ for me

I don’t need you lookin’ for me (hey, hey)
All you did was give me nothin’, oh nah
Overthinkin’ every mornin’ (mornin’), oh
Take me out your life, life, oh

‘Cause I’m not an angel
I’m just a girl that knows the truth
And I couldn’t save you (nah, nah)
You couldn’t see what I’ve been through (through)

So many girls around you, ’round you
They always callin’ you, “Baby” (’round you)
But they don’t love you, love you, love you
Baby, they always come around (’round you)
Always tryna call you, “Baby” (’round you)
But they don’t know you, know you, know you

‘Cause I’m not an angel
I’m just a girl that knows the truth
And I couldn’t save you
You couldn’t see what I’ve been through

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Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC

Written by: Temilade Openiyi, Osabuohien Osaretin

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Kylie Minogue Accepts The Icon Award | Billboard Women In Music 2024

Kylie Minogue accepts the Icon Award at Billboard’s Women In Music 2024.

This has just been getting up the stairs or for all of us getting through the rain today, that rain soaked entrance. Thanks so much. Oh, hi everyone. I love being in this room. And it’s ridiculous to say, but I have never been in a room like this a pure and vital celebration of women in music, and I’ve been one for 37 years. So, it is especially nice to be here and so wonderful to be in your company. Thank you, Billboard for this incredible honor and recognition.

On the one hand, be still my beating heart, on the one hand, it seems completely surreal. Like is this really happening? How did I get here? And then on the other hand simultaneously, I know the steps it took to get here physically and mentally navigating the highs, the lows, and trying to never lose sight of the in between the terra firma I also know there’s luck, fate, a calling and help. A lot of help from a lot of people over a very long time, in my case. So, thank you to anyone and everyone who has been there for me. My team, many of whom are here tonight. Predominantly women thank you so much. To my fans, wherever you may be, thank you I simply love you. You might go to this possible, I love your thank you.

Closer to home, thank you to my family, and especially my mom who is my icon and my best friend and trust me, you know this night is so inspiring. I will be calling her the second that gets my phone. I know tonight is all about celebrating but I thought on my way here I thought I’m gonna give a shout out to all the times. But we’re not peak moments. There were no fun. But those challenges the lows, the one with this stuff we’ve got to get through sometimes. I wanted to give a big shout out to all the terrible times. Thank you for teaching us that there are horrendous in the moment, but they happen and it’s how we navigate them and what we do with them. So I’m not looking forward to the next one, but it will come so thanks to all the moments that make up this free one. And finally, music I literally am I more and more and more in love with music all the time. So music I love you. And thank you so much. Have a great night everybody.

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Bebe Rexha Presents Kylie Minogue With The Icon Award | Billboard Women In Music 2024

Bebe Rexha presents Kylie Minogue with the Icon award at Billboard’s Women In Music 2024.

Hi everyone, how are you feeling? I mean, what a night. It just keeps getting better and better. And it’s gonna get even better because I get to give out an award to an icon.

I grew up listening to her and she’s just one of my I mean, my favorite dance musician. Her name is Kylie Minogue. This extraordinary singer-songwriter, actress, model has been making music for over three decades, okay. She’s had hits on multiple Billboard charts, starting with her very first Hot 100 Top 10 in 1988. Okay, “The Local Motion.” Over the years, she’s charted seven songs on the Hot 100 and 11 albums on the Billboard 200. And it’s no wonder why we can’t get her out of our heads, ladies and gentlemen.

She’s honestly been an extraordinary isn’t extraordinary or extraordinary. It’s extraordinary, right? Whatever. She has been an amazing model for so many of us and she’s encouraging us to do what we love and to keep following our hearts, and she continues to innovate and break boundaries. Most recently actually beating me in this category but first ever Grammy give it out for best dance pop recording for “Padam Padam” and she said that “Padam Padam” is the sound of a heartbeat. And I just want to say one thing okay. Um, being a woman in the music business looking up to her and being in this category right for pop dance. I always feel like in the music business we’re always being judged by numbers, right? Our age, especially, as females our weight, and she beat all of us in a category and she’s 55 and she looks fucking amazing, okay. So I’m telling you right now numbers ages anything it doesn’t define you because she’s fucking winning Grammys and fucking beating all of us out here in dance music, okay?

So it is an honor to present this year’s Billboard Woman in Music Icon to someone who has captured our hearts year after year with her style and spirit and, of course, her sensational sound.

I mean, come on — she is queen. Make some noise for Kylie Minogue.

You got this girl. You got it? I mean, come on. Like are you serious?

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Luísa Sonza Accepts Global Force Award | Billboard Women in Music 2024

Luísa Sonza accepts the Global Force Award at Billboard Women In Music 2024.

Luísa Sonza:
What the f–k is happening here, guys? Oh my God. Well, first of all, thank you so much, Demi Lovato, for being with me. I mostly sing in Portuguese, so this is so crazy and I’m, I’m so nervous right now.

OK, I have a thing right here I’m gonna try to read. “Hi guys. OK, this is crazy” — I wrote that. First of all, I want to say thank you to the women who inspired me in my life: my mom, I want to say thank you to my grandma, my manager Fátima and everyone on my team who makes being here possible. This is crazy. I’m from a small town in Brazil with 6,000 people. And I started my music journey singing in a wedding band when I was 7 years old, and I never, never thought I will be here tonight. This is too much for me. I can’t handle it.

Thank you so much, Billboard, for your work to see and recognize women. This is amazing. This is so important. But tonight, I want to say thank you especially to Brazilian women. This is the first time someone from Brazil is being recognized for this award. So I want to dedicate that award to Brazilian artists, songwriters and producers. Thank you so much. Karol G, songwriters. Oh my fans, Brazil. OK, guys. Bye.

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Maggie Lindemann Talks Going On Her First Headlining Tour, What Fans Can Expect From Her New Music & More | Billboard Women in Music 2024

Maggie Lindemann caught up with Billboard’s Rania Aniftos at the Billboard Women in Music 2024.

Watch Billboard Women in Music 2024 on Thursday, March 7th at 8 PM ET/ 5 PM PT at https://www.billboard.com/h/women-in-music/

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Lainey Wilson Reveals Love for NewJeans, Talks The Future of Women in Country Music & More | Billboard Women in Music 2024

Lainey Wilson caught up with Billboard’s Rania Aniftos and Lilly Singh at Billboard Women in Music 2024.

Watch Billboard Women in Music 2024 on Thursday, March 7th at 8 PM ET/ 5 PM PT at https://www.billboard.com/h/women-in-music/

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Sarah Geronimo Opens Up About Being A Global Force Honoree, Calls Her Mother Her “Hero” | Billboard Women in Music 2024

Sarah Geronimo caught up with Billboard’s Rania Aniftos and Lilly Singh at Billboard Women in Music 2024.

Watch Billboard Women in Music 2024 on Thursday, March 7th at 8 PM ET/ 5 PM PT at https://www.billboard.com/h/women-in-music/

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Lil Mosey Reveals The Meaning Behind His Upcoming Track “Life Goes On,” Talks Being Inspired By Olivia Rodrigo & More | Billboard Women in Music 2024

Lil Mosey caught up with Billboard’s Rania Aniftos at Billboard Women in Music 2024.

Watch Billboard Women in Music 2024 on Thursday, March 7th at 8 PM ET/ 5 PM PT at https://www.billboard.com/h/women-in-music/

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Tinashe Talks Genre Bending, The Growth of Women in Music & More | Billboard Women in Music 2024

Tinashe caught up with Billboard’s Rania Aniftos at Billboard Women in Music 2024.

Watch Billboard Women in Music 2024 on Thursday, March 7th at 8 PM ET/ 5 PM PT at https://www.billboard.com/h/women-in-music/

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Landon Barker Reveals He Has Tourette Syndrome

Landon Barker is opening up about his experience with Tourette Syndrome.

The rocker took to TikTok this week to reveal that he has a “very, very minor” case of the neurological disorder that causes a person to have involuntary physical or verbal tics. “I’ve had it for as long as I can remember, like pre-school,” he recalled. “I remember exactly because the teacher used to accuse me of rolling my eyes at her because one of my ticks was [moves eyes around] that. It was, like, a weird thing I do with my eyes.”

He added that nowadays, his tics manifest in movement of heck or jaw. “It really just acts up in nervous situations or nerve wracking environments for me,” he shared.

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Barker joins a slew of celebrities who have opened up about having Tourette Syndrome, which affects about one in every 162 children, according to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention. Billie Eilish has shared her experience with the disorder throughout her career, telling David Letterman on his popular in-depth interview series, My Next Guest Needs No Introduction that she was diagnosed when she was 11 years old. “I never don’t tic at all, because the main tics that I do are constantly, like, I wiggle my ear back and forth and raise my eyebrow and click my jaw and flex this arm here and this arm there,” she says. “These are things you would never notice if you’re having a conversation with me, but for me, they’re very exhausting.”

While Eilish admitted that she use to “damn” her symptoms, she now feel like they are “part” of her. “I have made friends with it, so now I’m pretty confident in it,” she explains.

Lewis Capaldi revealed last year that his experience with Tourette Syndrome has an affect on his performing. “My tic is getting quite bad on stage now,” Capaldi said in an interview with The Times. “I’m trying to get on top of that. If I can’t, I’m f–ked. It’s easier when I play guitar, but I hate playing guitar. I know, I’m a walking contradiction.”

He also previously spoke about his struggles with Tourette’s in an Instagram Live. “The worst thing about it is when I’m excited I get it, when I’m stressed I get it, when I’m happy I get it,” he said at the time. “It happens all the time.”

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