Adam Pavlovčin: I went to Superstar with more prejudices than I had to – Denník N

Adam Pavlovčin is the winner of the last Superstar. He is known for his extroverted demeanor and is also an activist for the rights of the LGBTQ+ community. In the interview, he talks about his beginnings, but also about how important self-acceptance is, why he thinks it’s important to talk about otherness, but also about whether he sees his return from London, where he had a band, as a step back. When someone starts reading your resume, they feel that you can do whatever you want… That’s because they didn’t see where I started… Come on, at a prestigious London school where you studied singing and composition, you graduated with the highest distinction, when you danced, you became a multiple champion of Slovakia in street dance disciplines. You’ve won Superstar, you’re acting, you’re a model. Is there something you don’t like? I call it the “Beyoncé fell from the sky concept” – a lot of times we see things only after someone has achieved success, but we no longer see the path to it. People have been seeing my success for six months now, but I’ve been preparing and working for it for 26 years. There are many things that don’t work for me, and many that I haven’t even tried. For example, cooking me This article is exclusive content for Denník N subscribers. Are you a subscriber? Log in