“When we got in the room, it was effortless. “They were super-grateful that I was sharing my heart, because it was different than anything I had ever done. / Im going crazy, stuck with your maybe / Left me in nowhere, my beautiful nightmare / Oh, my love / When I look into your eyes / Girl, it gets me everytime / And I thought that you should know / (Oh-oh-oh) /. Johnson and the production team known as the Monsters & Strangerz. “I had sent a few pages of my diary to Stefan and Amy and the gang,” she says of co-writers Amy Allen, Jonathan Bellion, Michael Pollack, Stefan Johnson, Jordan K. Over several nights David and I put our ears to his boom box and listened. This song would go deeper into who she really is. All we knew about him was that he played in the marching band and got off at. This one would go into uncharted waters for a performer who has been in the public eye since she was 10, with more than 350 million Instagram followers (making her the world’s most-followed entertainer, according to Brandwatch) and a spot among Time magazine’s 100 most influential people in 2020. Part of that outlook entails penning a song she acknowledges to be her most personal since her triple-platinum hit “ Lose You to Love Me,” about her painful breakup with Justin Bieber. She sought treatment and received a behavioral-health diagnosis: bipolar disorder, anxiety and depression. Then came what she calls the “psychotic break” that forced her to cancel the rest of her tour. Gomez, 30, has already had a public battle with lupus, requiring a kidney transplant. I was really struggling to just get it together.” That’s just not where I was mentally,” Gomez says. “We were originally just wanting to do a tour documentary, which meant, you know, pretty dresses and dancing and singing and having a great time. The song rises to what could very well be Gomez’s creative zenith. Then, chaos strikes, and it becomes something very different: An unguarded look at the mental-health struggles of a young woman seemingly on top of the world. The film starts as a behind-the-curtain glimpse at a pop superstar as she promotes her new album. The Oscar-shortlisted confessional captures the essence of the Apple TV+ documentary about the singer-actor-producer, “Selena Gomez: My Mind & Me”. The delicate internal rhyme in Selena Gomez‘s “ My Mind & Me” ironically suits a song about profound inner discord. “ Wanna hear a part to my story I tried to hide in the glory / And sweep it under the table, so you would never know?”
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