Still, it’s been a long time since Natasha Bedingfield’s “Unwritten,” so presumably some young British lasses will find empowerment in the song’s message of self-acceptance. The song is pretty bouncy, especially coming after a song like “Turn Your Face,” but after a fun “22“-like muffled guitar intro, the song doesn’t really go anywhere musically, and the lyrics are bland enough that “We Are Who We Are” never quite eclipses filler status on DNA. Sadly, as you could probably guess from the title spelling out “Are” instead of leaving it as “R,” this isn’t actually a Ke$ha cover, but rather, another Steve Mac-scribed original, with Little Mix accepting themselves at face value, acknowledging “Throw away the books and the magazines, I’m never gonna look like a beauty queen.” (Well, I don’t know if you’re literal pageant winners, girls, but in general you all look pretty OK, so let’s not be too hard on ourselves, yes?)
Jade was born and raised in the Laygate area of South Shields, Tyne and Wear (the same place as Perrie) Her ethnicity is Egyptian and. Momma, momma, momma made me the way I am My. Popdust writer Andrew Unterberger stated: 'You know, we could’ve sworn we’d already heard this title sentiment in another pop song of recent times. Jade Thirlwall is also from South Shields. Play and download We Are Who We Are by Little Mix - and other songs including Wings, DNA, Change Your Life.
