I am not good at selling the dream of stardom: Lorde

Singer Lorde says she still finds it hard to adjust to fame.
The "Green Light" hitmaker says the whole idea of stardom is jarring for her, reported Femalefirst.
"I am not a good famous person. I am a writer, that is what I am good at. I can build stuff and sing stuff, but I am not good at selling the dream. I don't look like magic when I get out of the car. Some people tell their story through these photos, but that is truly not my strength.
"I hate it and every time it happens to me, I feel unsafe. I still find it very jarring. I feel very lucky that I don't draw attention. I love the fact that I can go play before the headliner at Coachella and then I can be, like, 'Bye-bye! I am going to New Zealand'," Lorde says.

The 20-year-old singer says she does not feel any pressure from fans and her endeavour is to impress herself.
"...I really am so in conversation with myself when it comes to my work. I am the only critic I truly trust. I am constantly battling to impress and surprise myself," she says.