Exactly! I took note of two words during this interview (such as convivial). She has such a rich vocabulary and her words flow smoothly and eloquently.

Maybe is due to the ton of books she might habe read?

Agreed. I had to look those two words up. Lol

It's because she's Canadian.

Hahaha, Didrick! That’s as hilarious as it is relatable. I also find myself taking notes of materials, theories, books or concepts she references in her interviews.

Too similar to Sheryl Crow

Ottawa girl here too, I grew up with her from a very young age in elementary school. Isn't it so nice to see how far she's gone? So proud of her!!

@@jashley777 Hi Jennifer. You know, I admire Alanis more now than I think I ever have. She's bloody brilliant and down to earth. I got her autograph at Carlingwood Mall. Lol

Just remember if she ever says "I don't know" take a few steps back so as not to get slime on you! And remind her to say "water" afterward ;-) I loved You Can't Do That on Television, I used to watch that show OBSESSIVELY. (I love Alanis I wouldn't want her to get slimed I was joking! But she was on YCDTOT) Ready! Aim! Wait wait stop the execution! ((alastair ducks under cover)) Alastair: officer, what happens when you drop a lit match into a bin of gasoline? Officer: it catches fire ((firing squad fires, killing the officer)) lmao :)

she seems very comfortable her own skin now

Just saw her live last night @the Hollywood bowl and her smile and energy was so positive and captivating that it made everything awesome! Everything was good!!! The vibes!! ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜🤎🖤🤍💗

Canadian singer and actress who has a net worth of $60 millions...

Fact

The wonders of modern medicine know no bounds. Eff morisette and hetfield, they're the mouthpiece of the most awful cartel of all, the"entertainment" cartel. I wish there was a hell so they could rot there.

com dez quilos de maquiagem, e cabelinho escovado e 15 kilos a mais.....

Avril!!!

She's beautiful.

I have always loved this woman

Oh my god it’s shartimus!!! Dude love your videos

God gave birth to her son on Christmas.... Well then...

Great movie.

Boop! !

😂😂 jay and silent Bob

Build An Adventure LOL She also did one in Dogma, my favorite Kevin Smith old school stuff

Nothing wrong with giving a woman a compliment on her appearance.

I honestly would not have recognized her if they didn't say who she was. She's always had a very iconic look and I don't think it's rude to discuss the change. Especially since only those of us who love her music would probably be the ones to comment just because we're so familiar with her.

@Kelly Cote ; That was basically my first thought when I saw this interview. To be fair, I don't think I've seen much of her since '98 or '99, although I do recall having seen her a couple of years back when she was doing another interview. No wait, that wasn't even that long ago. I remember now. She sang a song on a daily and very popular Dutch television program. I loved it! It was another Alanis (musically I mean), but absolutely great and absolutely her. Yes, she changed (duh, she was 20 years older than when I last saw her), but it was undeniably Alanis Morissette. But after this video I almost felt a little alienated. She's still beautiful. And if she wouldn't still be beautiful I wouldn't care. I love her because of her music. But I thought the exact same thing that you wrote. If she would have passed me by yesterday, in the middle of the sidewalk and we would have made eye contact, I don't think I would've recognized her for a moment. I was fascinated when I saw this video. I just can’t figure out what it is why I can’t recognize her this way. Could it be her hair? That would be silly. What is it?!?! I know this is totally irrelevant and I don’t even understand why I even bother to react on this. This is not something I do a lot. Maybe it fascinates me because I changed so much in such a short period of time that people who have been really close to me just didn’t recognize me at all when I’d meet them. People who were glad to see mee only two years earlier. It was actually quite painful. I’m literally stunned. Well, maybe I’m exaggerating a little. No I’m not. Sorry. 🤷🏻‍♂️

Its been a long time and she still looks amazing, people are catching on to the existence of a celebrity fountain of youth!!!

I think she looks amazing... I'm confused?

She glows. She glowed in Dogma, she glowed filming Ironic, she glowed in Weeds. God is Canadian.

I thought the same thing. She was very hot back in the 90's. She looks even better now!!!

So would unschooling be a good idea for stupid parents who don't spend much time at home with their children?

@@a.taylor8294 yes, I think most of the stupid I have met can be remediated by revisiting subjects away from bad schools. Teaching a kid is the greatest motivation to learn something. Most public schooled people have a very low reading level

@@a.taylor8294 in pandemic parents are having to spend time with kids. Most"stupid" people are low literacy, public schooled. Unschooling is not doing nothing but child led which also gives parents chance to remediate. I encouraged NICU parents to read baby books to infants knowing baby benefits from voice and parent barely read. By discharge one mom was reading steamy romances another wrote full sentences expressively in baby book.4 yrs of reading level improvement in about 70 days. My kids were read to from birth,read on their own at 4, were interested in music by 6, interested in foreign language by 8. One is great at math in his head, dd isn't but is great at art. Both are highly adaptive, accepting of error, persistent in asking questions. I had days I could spend little time with them but found public schools waste a huge amount of time so my "short" days actually we're more instructive, productive, interactive than school. Most important thing for anyone is to learn how to question, research,try..at any age

@@cherylcarlson3315, the benefits you've noted still require parents who have the time and ability to teach their children. There are many working class parents who simply can't do that adequately . Say, "essential workers" who get paid crappily like grocery store staff and thus must work more than 40 hours, still outside the home. Or what about children who are first-generation Americans and have parents who don't speak English? Homeschooling is not a blanket solution for poor schooling. Our communities and governments need to make proper education a priority for all youth.

@@a.taylor8294 you have every right to your mistaken views. If you ever have children you will get a real education

Lol

Yeah but can you say that in French Canadian?

@@bobwilliams3502 why do you want to know?

My son has been homeschooled since day one, now he’s 13 and very intelligent. His co ops work well for socializing so he gets his well rounded fill of everything he needs.

home-schooled kids are usually poorly socialized, lol, 80% of the kids I've met don't know what to do in a group of their peers, haha

Thank you hahah

oh please

He was very condescending to her. Disappointing. This has changed my view of him a bit.

@@evolvvartstudio I'm glad someone else picked up on this. Wonder what that's about.

Such a prick! He’s just jealous because she’s obviously very intelligent, well-spoken, Awoke (unlike Jimmy), kind, and way ahead of Jimmy on the evolutionary scale