Charlie Puth Revisits His Cringiest Era, Talks Being ‘Incredibly Honest’ On ‘Whatever’s Clever’
Charlie Puth has been known for his soulful voice and catchy melodies, but the singer-songwriter has also been open about his cringiest era. In a recent interview with Billboard, Puth discussed his new album, 'Whatever's Clever,' and how he's embracing his inner cringe.
Puth's music career spans over a decade, and he's released several hit singles and albums. However, he's also been open about his struggles with anxiety and depression. In the interview, Puth talked about how he's been working on his mental health and how it's affected his music.
'I used to be cringe, and I'm still embracing my inner cringe,' Puth said. 'I think that's what's made me who I am today.'
Puth's new album, 'Whatever's Clever,' is a reflection of his growth and self-acceptance. The album features a mix of pop and R&B sounds, with lyrics that explore themes of love, relationships, and self-discovery.
The album's title, 'Whatever's Clever,' is a nod to Puth's cringiest era. 'I was trying to be clever, and I was trying to be cool, and I was trying to be something that I wasn't,' Puth explained. 'But now, I'm just being myself, and I'm being honest.'
Puth's honesty and vulnerability have resonated with fans, and his new album is expected to be a hit. With his soulful voice and catchy melodies, Puth is sure to continue making music that inspires and uplifts his listeners.