Welcome back to my
fan channel! Today's
guest is the reason
my rehearsal mirror
has fingerprints.

Global superstar.
Actual icon. Please
welcome Zade Voss!

Hello, world. I'm
Zade Voss. Zade is
pronounced zah-DAY.

Thank you for having
me, Jaxy.

She thanked me. In
person. With
consonants.

My mom raised
me in New Jersey. Her rule
was simple: stay
humble, however loud
the applause gets.

Stay soft even 
when the lights are
bright.

I'm writing that
on my heart.
Metaphorically.
My stylist said
no more markers.

Today: my 
five pop picks for
the 2026 playlist.
Not a chart countdown—
songs I think
leave a mark.

And none of
my own songs.
I am being extremely
humble, Jasky.

A historic
achievement in
humility. I'm
witnessing it.

Influence 
matters to me
as much as popularity.
A song can change the
conversation—or just
change who's allowed
into it.

And the
choreography?

Apparently, my
body has prepared
a separate
presentation, Jassy.

First: Ariana
Grande, 'hate that i
made you love me.' 
I hear a messy emotional
question—not a neat
love story.

I chose it
because it
makes me think
about what happens
when private feelings
become public property.
Fame doesn't make
your heart a public
park.

My pick for love
with complicated
boundaries.

Next: Shakira
and Burna Boy with
'Dai Dai.' My reason is
the meeting point:
Latin pop energy and
Afrobeats rhythm.

I love a track 
that makes a shared
dance floor feel possible.
Different musical
roots don't have to
compete to be heard.

My pick for
a dance
floor bigger than
one genre.

My third pick is
RAYE's 'Ice Cream
Man.' Content note:
this song addresses
sexual violence.

I chose it for the
space it gives
survivor testimony.
For me, influence
can mean making room
to listen—not making
the loudest noise.

My pick for
listening with care.
Pausing or skipping
is okay.

Fourth: Ella
Langley, 'Choosin'
Texas.' Yes, country
gets a seat at my
pop table.

I chose it
because a
strong story doesn't
need a genre
passport. I want a
playlist where a
country heartbreak
can sit beside a
dance track.

My pick for
a story that
travels beyond
its genre.

Last: Katy Perry,
'The One That Got
Away.' My 2026
playlist has room
for an older song.

I chose it for the
way nostalgia hands
music to new listeners.
An old chorus can become
somebody's brand-new
memory.

My pick for an old
song finding a new
personal
meaning.

Five picks. Five different
reasons to listen. And
somehow I got a private
dance masterclass.

Thank you, Jaxsy.
Stay soft even
when the lights
are bright.

She gave me another
limited-edition
name. Best day ever.