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Get to Know 'Questions' Singer Skylar Stecker With These 10 Fun Facts! (Exclusive)

Get to Know 'Questions' Singer Skylar Stecker With These 10 Fun Facts! (Exclusive)

Skylar Stecker is one of the exciting rising acts on the music scene that we’re excited for Just Jared readers to exclusively get to know better.

The 19-year-old pop-R&B singer’s already racked up an impressive amount of fans with her music, boasting over 17 million streams on Spotify and 33 million views on YouTube alone.

After becoming the youngest artist to ever top the Billboard Dance Charts with three No. 1 singles – “Sweet Dreams,” “Only Want You” and “Blame” – she’s since received many accolades, including being highlighted as YouTube’s Artist on The Rise. She was also selected as an iHeartRadio Up Next Artist, and Elvis Duran also named her his artist of the month on the Today Show.

Skylar‘s also very involved in her artistry, from the vocal recording to the production, as well as the choreography. Plus, she’s a self-taught multi-instrumentalist, playing drums, guitar and piano!

This month, Skylar dropped her new single “Questions,” along with the music video. Check it out inside, along with 10 Fun Facts about Skylar Stecker.

Click inside to find out more…

1. I can do a really good Shakira impression.
2. I’ve been Vegan since 2015 and love to destroy the kitchen in an attempt to create the worlds greatest pad thai.
3. I can play piano, drums and guitar.
4. My favorite dessert is macaroons and will eat the entire box without hesitation.
5. I’ve performed over a hundred National Anthems for various professional sports teams
6. I hate driving and don’t want to get my drivers license.
7. In quarantine I learned how to produce / vocal produce in my makeshift closet studio.
8. When I was a kid I was obsessed with Beyonce and use to watch her documentaries over and over and cry myself to sleep.
9. My secret hidden talent is burping the alphabet.
10. I’ve lived in 5 states: Florida, Wisconsin, Louisiana, Texas and California.

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