Who's Laughing Now

Album: Who You Are (2011)
Charted: 16
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Songfacts®:

  • This bitter song finds Jessie taking pride in her achievements in the music industry and having the last laugh at the scoffers in her younger days who doubted she could be successful. She told The Sun: "This song always makes me laugh. I have had so many supporters but also many non-believers and this track is my 'haha' to them. As I say: 'Let the haters hate, they're like way too late!'"
  • Jessie originally stated that "Who You Are" would be her fourth single. Subsequently her UK fans persuaded Jessie to release this song instead, because of its sentiments against bullying.
  • The song's music video features a mini Jessie with her signature black bob taking revenge on some mean bullies at school.

Comments: 2

  • Lim Jin Ze from IsabellaI like that number 3 girl who is wearing a neckless and a princess name shirt and with a short hair she is pretty and smart I want to kiss her she knows everything and she is looking at other girl at the right.
  • Liv from GermanyI love Jessie and I feel so sorry for her. I feel so sorry for everyone that has to go through bullying too. if you have a hard time try to keep your head up you can do that. And one f--king day it's your Time to Shine Baby, okay? stay safe everyone. <3
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