WE’RE NOT LOVERS, JUST FRIENDS
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Trevor Jackson is no stranger to making love songs for a crush, current bae or if you’re just trying to get it on in the bedroom. The mastermind behind hits like “Like We Grown”, “Here I Come”, and his Jacob Latimore duet, “Tru Shit”, these days, Trevor has been demonstrating high levels of personal and professional growth in his music through his lyricism, visuals and creative direction. When it comes to his accompanying music videos, he’s rather particular – as any creative or artist of his caliber should be. “With my visuals, I really am very specific. If I’m not directing, I’ve got to make sure I work with [the directors] so they understand the vision because I don’t like making things twice,” Trevor voiced adamantly about his passion for being original.
In our conversation, I also praised his latest single, “Just Friends”, which pays homage to and samples Lil’ John’s Usher- and Ludacris-featured R&B lustful hit, “Lovers and Friends”. As a key influence of Trevor Jackson’s and a legend in the artist’s eyes, he recalls a simpler time in his childhood where he would be filmed on home video singing Usher’s ballads.
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In the song, Usher could be heard sweetly beseeching, “Tell me again, can we be lovers and friends?” In Trevor Jackson’s “Just Friends”, the musician is pondering a similar thought but poses it differently, “Tell me the reason, we’re not lovers just friends.” In our conversation, he explained the power of non-verbal communication and the in-between moments of are we or aren’t we, “It’s in the moments where you’re not speaking to the person and you know that you’re both thinking about the same thing. Go out there, put it on the line, and guess what? If the person isn’t down, that’s still your friend. Your ego and your pride will get in the way of you having a really good friendship with someone who doesn’t want to be more than friends.”
The outcome isn’t always the one you want and Trevor even slid in his own admittance of being friendzoned in the past. “I have absolutely been friendzoned. It doesn’t feel good.” It came as a surprise, because who would want to friendzone him? Though this may have been my initial thoughts, he explained to me his piece and thought process of being friendzoned. “If someone isn’t accepting and they’re not vibing, then that’s just not right. It’s almost God being like, ‘You’re welcome,’ you know?” he said and interestingly enough, I understood. “Sometimes you’ll say [you] want this thing so badly, and when it doesn’t work out, you think there must be something wrong with [you].”
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