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Kim Carnes on JoJo Siwa’s Cover of “Bette Davis Eyes”

JoJo Siwa Faces Criticism from Iconic “Bette Davis Eyes” Artist Kim Carnes Over Cover Performance

Kim Carnes, the legendary artist known for her timeless hit "Bette Davis Eyes", has recently expressed her lack of enthusiasm regarding JoJo Siwa‘s interpretation of her classic song. This response comes after the Dance Moms star released her rendition, which has sparked discussions about originality and artistry in music.

In an interview with TMZ on July 14, Kim shared her candid thoughts about Siwa’s cover, stating, “When I first viewed my original performance juxtaposed with the new version of ‘Bette Davis Eyes,’ I could only reflect on how it resonated with me.” She elaborated on her feelings about the cover, noting that elements such as the phrasing, vocal tone, and subtle inflections felt uncomfortably similar to her own version.

Despite her critique, the 79-year-old artist emphasized her commitment to fostering positivity within the music industry, highlighting the importance of female artists supporting one another. Kim asserted, “This industry can be incredibly harsh, and I strongly reject the wave of negativity and personal attacks I’ve observed online—whether they are aimed at me, JoJo Siwa, or any other artist.” She firmly believes that such destructive behavior has no place in the world of music or society.

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