Jessie J gangland style all wrong.
Jessie J caught out trying to keep it real?
The “Price Tag” singer told Time Out magazine earlier this week: “I feel a duty to try to combat gun and knife crime and racial attacks because they happened at my school.
But Andy Rehling, headteacher of Mayfield School, Jessie J’s former secondary school, said there had been no knife crime, shootings or gang violence in all the time he had been at the school.
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Why would you feel obliged to get involved in anything just because it happened at your school anyway? (Unless you were personally involved in it). Plus she must have left school like 9 years ago. Grow up, stop trying to appeal to the yoofs.
It's reported her two sisters were head girls at the school.
Not long ago she was talking about how she was "humbled" by fans copying her shaved head look. She's not the first celeb to mis-use the term "humble", but it's one of those situations where it appears they are trying to be humble, or bigging up their fans, but actually, they are just bragging.
She didn't say anything happened at the school, just that while she attended the school she saw some things. I'm guessing she used the school as a way to show time frame as she moved from the house she was born in and switched schools so that stuck out in her mind.(I read her autobiography recently. Interesting read.)