dynamiteninja
Man for all seasons
- Joined
- May 30, 2008
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- MBTI Type
- INFJ
- Enneagram
- 4w5
I think her type is less fascinating than the fact that she started as a CCM Christian pop girl singer named "Katy Hudson."
See???? That's why I say she is so fake. I mean, from Christian music jumping to "gay" people and kissing girls? Come on, this is surely a witty manoeuvre to trick us.
And to me, she seems an ENTJ concealed by an ESFP facade.
I think her eyes look way too lively for an SP, no offense.
I was figuring she was the latter and just started with the former due to the religiously pressured upbringing.
lol, do you think an ENTJ would be SO evil as to pretend (even for a moment, for momentous gain) to be an ESFP?
Wow. That's gutsy.
What the hell is that supposed to mean?![]()
Yeah, well ENTJs are sort of evil, when they are set on ruling the world. Or she might just be plain dumb.
I just think she's not an S, but an ESFP image might definetly help while at the ema, on tv, on the radio. Maybe it's was not even her idea.
She's crafty in terms of street-smarts but probably not on a Machiavellian level.
What we've seen:
She's pragmatic.
She changed her image to better conform to success and what she wanted to do with her life.
Results drove the change.
And she doesn't give the impression of agonizing over it.
Nor were the decisions seemingly calculated in purely cerebral fashion, nor is her music "bad," she seems to have some flair and talent for that type of bubblegum rock; she definitely knows how to craft a hook. A calculating NT could tell themselves to "play an SFP" role and create music in that genre but in general can't maintain it or do it so naturally, especially at that age, not without a large talent for it; they would keep veering towards creating "intellectualized" music lyrically and musically. The music for an NT tends to get more complicated, not less, or more "intricate" and heady; but she's creating tunes that are pretty streamlined and uncluttered, and catchy.
C'mon, she is classic example of ESTP
Not all ESTPs are dumb