The frontman of Jamiroquai, Jay Kay, has the cleanest wiki of any artist I’ve seen who has been around awhile. No sexual assault allegations, no shady stuff. The worst thing he did was punch a photographer who wouldn’t leave him alone
John Fogerty (Creedence Clearwater Revival) is pretty clean and also a really nice guy. He’s been great to fans, refused to drink before performing, publicly loves his family, well spoken, just overall a decent person. He’s been doing stuff with Jesse Welles lately too, who’s a rising leftist political protest singer, and Fogerty’s political views align with Welles’ views.
He did a Reddit AMA a few years back and I remember him responding to fans with full multi-paragraph responses and would answer follow-up questions too. He also continued to respond after when he said he’d stop and was super respectful the whole time. He seemed to genuinely want to interact with fans, not just doing it for the PR.
The frontman of Jamiroquai, Jay Kay, has the cleanest wiki of any artist I’ve seen who has been around awhile. No sexual assault allegations, no shady stuff. The worst thing he did was punch a photographer who wouldn’t leave him alone
John Fogerty (Creedence Clearwater Revival) is pretty clean and also a really nice guy. He’s been great to fans, refused to drink before performing, publicly loves his family, well spoken, just overall a decent person. He’s been doing stuff with Jesse Welles lately too, who’s a rising leftist political protest singer, and Fogerty’s political views align with Welles’ views.
He did a Reddit AMA a few years back and I remember him responding to fans with full multi-paragraph responses and would answer follow-up questions too. He also continued to respond after when he said he’d stop and was super respectful the whole time. He seemed to genuinely want to interact with fans, not just doing it for the PR.
That’s great to hear and such a shame it’s noteworthy enough for both of us to comment on
That’s also great about Jesse Welles, too. He absolutely deserves the recognition