Zara Larsson Credits Her Work Ethics To Beyoncé: 'She Is Such A Boss'

Zara Larsson's new music era is upon us, and she is dishing all the tea.

The Swedish pop singer has solidified herself as one of the best vocal artists and performers of the 2020s generation with songs like "Never Forget You," "Lush Life," "Ain't My Fault," and "Symphony." She further caught the world's attention with her international hit "Ruin My Life," which preceded her third studio album.

However, to usher in her fourth album, which is bound to drop later this year, the "I Would Like" singer has been busy with radio tours and has sat down to discuss with various news outlets. In one of her interviews, she revealed her top musical influences and credits Queen Bee for impacting her musical career.

Ahead of her upcoming project, the 25-year-old chatted with MTV, stating boldly that the 25-time Grammy winner Beyoncé was one of the musical talents she looks up to in the industry. In Larsson's words:

"She is the best performer of our generation. I would argue ever. I'm so lucky to be alive at this time and that I've gotten to see her live. She's just incredible. An incredible performer, she can sing, she can write, she can produce, she can dance, she's such a boss, she's so in control over all of her work."

Larsson also confessed that the "Formation" songstress stole her heart from the moment she discovered her music describing her as "such a boss," she said, "I just loved her since the minute I discovered her. I really don't know when it was. It was like all of sudden; she was in my life. And a very big part of my life."

The four-time MTV EMA winner also honored the mother-of-three for improving her work ethic, noting that when she's tired, she thinks of Beyonce and would "go one more time." She said:

"The work ethic that you have to put in to make something good... She inspires me to really really work hard for what you want. You can have talent, but then it's the work you put in."

Hearing that the "Baby Boy" crooner is a significant part of Larsson's growth is not surprising to music fans because the American singer-songwriter has consistently thrived on being recognized for her boundary-pushing artistry and vocal prowess by new entertainers throughout her long-lasting career. 

Also, the "Irreplaceable" singer prides herself on laying down the law when taking on a new project, especially when it comes to fans watching her perform live. That is why it is noteworthy to refer back to a previous report by The Blast, which covered the preparation she made for her Renaissance tour.

Before the "Break My Soul" singer kickstarts any tour, she is known for the demands and guidelines she lays down for her crew. Per reports, the upcoming tour's preparation was no different as she took the step to impose a "no drugs or booze" policy to ensure her dancers, band, and crew remained focused throughout the summer event.

Also, the "Crazy In Love" singer was reportedly planning to create a "safe working environment" by conducting background checks on every staff member. A source claimed, "Bey knows the new performances will require intense choreography and precision, so everyone has to be clean and sober. There won't be any crazy partying on the road either."

Regarding her crew's mental well-being, the insider further disclosed, "As touring can be mentally grueling, her new team will also have access to mental health support while on the road. She knows people are happiest when they know their well-being is fulfilled and wants to use what she has learned in the business to lead by example."

In December 2021, The Blast noted how the "Uncover" singer wowed her millions of followers with pictures where she modeled a skimpy tennis-inspired outfit that showcased some severe skin.

For the occasion, the "If I Were a Boy" singer sported a V-neck white crop top paired with a tiny white tennis skirt and a pair of sunglasses with light-colored lenses. In the caption, Larsson posted a question: "Dinner with me or Marks net worth? Be honest," which prompted her social media admirers to give their various answers. 

A fan answered, "Dinner with you ??? Marks not even close," another follower quipped, "nobody cares about marky mark and the funky bunch at facebook." "A single croissant with you my dear," noted a third person.