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HOTTEST FACES AND BODIES: Avril Lavigne
I think that it's quite hilarious that people are saying the opposite, because she's so much a part of the songwriting process." Though the record definitely has elements of her previous hits - great pop melodies with a rock feel - they also delve into more adult topics, like broken relationships, the loss of a loved one and complex emotions. "This record definitely proves that I'm a writer and people can't (expletive) knock that, because each song comes from a personal experience of mine, and there are so much emotions in those songs," she says. Lavigne acknowledges pressure to repeat the massive success of her debut, and admits it may not happen. "You can go as quickly as you came. I believe that I have longevity. I myself will always be pleased. I'm always going to be doing music no matter how big I am, so I'd be satisfied, but you don't know what's going to happen," she says. But Kreviazuk says that instead of worrying about her past success, Lavigne is more interested in being a well-rounded artist. And she's learned to shrug off the barbs she's received, let down her guard and let people see there's something more to her than an angry stare. "I slowly watched this metamorphosis. I think one of the things she may have learned is that you can be cool and you can be happy. She has so much to celebrate, and she's aware she's got so much to celebrate," says Kreviazuk. "She doesn't need to be tough about it."
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