The songstress was interacting with her 2 million followers in the early hours of this morning, February 10, and asked them who they would like her to duet with. She was flooded with responses and commented on the amount of people that had suggested she should work with Adele, writing:

"I'm seeing @OfficialAdele's name a lot. I would LOVE to work with her! @OfficialAdele fancy it? :D #music"

Jessie J is currently in Los Angeles ahead of the GRAMMYs, but told her Heartbeats that she is only attending as a guest and won't be performing: "Just attending. Maybe next year!!! Keep working hard! On my dream list!"

The 'Price Tag' superstar admitted that she can't believe how quickly her career has taken off and explained that being asked to work as a judge on The Voice was a fantastic honour considering her young age and the collective experience of the other mentors:

"I was approached by The Voice and obviously, for me, it was a bit scary. I'm 23, I'm only 12 months into my career - I still feel like I'm queuing up for the ride."

She also admitted that upon discovering 'Domino' had made it to the top of the charts, she celebrated by leaping into a swimming pool, but was soon brought back down to earth by a friend who pointed out her single was in fact only No.1 on the pop charts:

"I was in Thailand, we were all in our pajamas like sitting by the pool - beautiful evening - having a glass of wine, I went on my Twitter and saw 'you're No.1 on iTunes' so I freaked out!"

"I thought I'm going to jump in the pool. Jumped in the pool, realised I was a bit tipsy, panicked, couldn't swim..."

"We put 'Domino' on, like disco lights in the pool, then one of my best friends just looked at me and went 'babe, Flo Rida's No.1'. I was Number 1 on the pop iTunes chart, but not the official iTunes chart so all of us were standing there freezing cold naked like 'should we just go to bed?'"

Watch her full interview below:

Talking to The Sun newspaper, the 'Nobody's Perfect' songstress and fashionista explained that she will always help those in need where she can even if the gesture is as simple as giving away clothes:

"I get given a lot of clothes and I don't always like them so I give them to homeless people or to local charity shops."

"There are some cool homeless people who are kitted out around my area now. The charity shop near where I live has loads of my clothes in the window. We walked past and all my friends were liking these gold shoes and I screamed, 'Well, they are mine'."

She intends to raise a significant amount of money for charity later in 2012 by shaving her head and recently revealed that she is "excited to do something good for the world".

Speaking to Capital FM, the 'Nobody's Perfect' star explained that she will meet with the organisations she wants to help over the next few weeks:

"I'm having a meeting about it next week and talking about the charities I want to do it for and how we're going to do it. It's one of those things you say but a lot of planning has to go into it. But I'm excited; I'm excited to do something good for the world." 

She also admitted that breaking her foot and spending a lot of time in hospital inspired her to give something back as she met lots of young people who were incredibly brave and it encouraged her to support worthy causes:

"When I broke my foot I went round a lot of hospitals and met a lot of kids that inspired me more than anything else. The passion they have to carry on through times of illness. I need to use being someone that people know to do something good for the world." 

NEW SINGLE

“DOMINO”

RELEASE DATE: 20TH February

On the 27th February Jessie J is set unleash her next single ‘Domino’; a new track featured on the Platinum Edition of her triple-platinum selling album ‘Who You Are’ alongside other new tracks ‘Laserlight ft. David Guetta’ and ‘My Shadow’.

‘Domino’ is undeniably a huge killer-chorus track, bursting with Jessie’s signature power-house vocal and set to become a sure-fire pop airwaves anthem. Across the pond, ‘Domino’ is currently top 20 in the US iTunes chart and top 20 in Billboard’s Hot 100. Jessie’s also flew the British flag and performed ‘Domino’ on the X Factor USA stage to a phenomenal applause.

The track is already in the iTunes top 5, a phenomenal 6 weeks ahead of impact date, with the video having racked up over 4 million views since Jessie J unveiled it on Boxing Day!

In 2011, Jessie cemented herself as the UK’s hottest new diva after winning the acclaimed BBC Sound Poll & the Brits Critics Choice award. Since then, Jessie has been flying the British flag around the world, racking up 18 global #1 hits, with her debut album ‘Who You Are’ crowned the top selling debut of 2011, selling over2 million albums and 6 million singles worldwide!

Live, Jessie J has proven she’s a force to be reckoned with, storming across the country with 2 sell-out UK tours and a string of acclaimed festival performances including Glasonbury, Bestival, V and Big Chill where she warmed up for Kanye West.

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Speaking to Capital FM, the 'Nobody's Perfect' hitmaker explained that helping those less fortunate is something she has always gravitated towards and despite her fame she still plans to go down that route at some stage in her life:

"Id be doing something to put some good into the world. I'd be a social worker or an inspirational speaker or I'd work with children or I'd work with people that hadn't been so privileged as myself growing up. I'd still want to do that in my life."

She is no stranger to philanthropy and recently announced that she wants to shave her head in 2012 to raise money for charity. Watch her latest music video for 'Domino' here:

The 'Nobody's Perfect' vocal powerhouse explained to The Sun newspaper that after a tough few months she began wondering why she was still in the music industry because it had stopped making her happy:

"I got to a point where I questioned why I was in the music industry. I wasn't happy. I got to a point where I couldn't do it any more and had to have a break."

Her track 'Who You Are' almost faced the cut too, but she decided to keep it in her repertoire as she explained that other people can find inspiration from others' pain:

"I am so glad I kept at it as the story behind it is helping and inspiring a lot of people."

Watch her interview with Olly Murs on last weekend's episode of The Xtra Factor here:

The singer-songwriter treated viewers and the studio audience alike to a rousing version of her new offering, 'Who You Are', although soon came under fire for her apparently imperfect vocals.

She took to Twitter earlier this afternoon, November 28, to talk about the unfair pressure put on artists faced with unfavourable live conditions and explained that she could barely hear the track through her in-ear monitor and knew she wasn't on point with every note:

"Its funny that people that follow you tweet you but don't @ you when there slagging you off. I WAS pitchy last night and its the first thing I said when I came off stage. The track was so low in my ears I couldn't hardly hear it. I am a realist and I'm NOT perfect. I'm growing and learning and I'd rate half the artists more if they had the guts to say shit to my face..."

"There not even haters. They presumers. The pressure to be perfect 24:7 is unfair on ALL artists. I over sang at points yes I wasn't in tune the whole song yes and I'm confident to put that out there.Its important to know your qualities but also know where things can be improved. I don't wanna be an artist put in a bubble,but I will say this...To date I've never mimed or lip synced. That I'm proud of."

The 'Nobody's Perfect' songstress added: "Even people who were on MY tour went in on me on twitter. Lmao! The way I lose respect for people who you think understand."

Watch her performance of 'Who You Are' from last night's X Factor here:

This has been one of the most important times for British music in recent years and it really shows as Katy B, Jessie J, Ed Sheeran and Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds all feature in the Top 10. 

Jessie J's full-length first studio album, 'Who You Are', has topped the poll at No.1, Ed Sheeran's impressive record '+' is right behind at No.2 and Noel Gallagher's debut with his High Flying Birds is at No.3.

Jay-Z and Kanye West's collaborative project 'Watch The Throne' has made it to No.10 and former Pussycat Doll Nicole Scherzinger is at No.7 with 'Killer Love'. The full list is as follows:

01. 'Who You Are' - Jessie J
02. '+' - Ed Sheeran
03. 'Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds' - Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds
04. 'What Did You Expect From The Vaccines' – The Vaccines
05. 'On A Mission' - Katy B 
06. 'Different Gear Still Speeding' - Beady Eye 
07. 'Killer Love' - Nicole Scherzinger 
08. 'Let Them Talk' - Hugh Laurie 
09. 'Letters' - Matt Cardle
10. 'Watch The Throne' - Watch The Throne
11. 'Hell: The Sequel' - Bad Meets Evil
12. 'Welcome Reality' - Nero 
13. 'Lovestrong' - Christina Perri
14. 'Sticks & Stones' - Cher Lloyd
15. 'Black and White' - Wretch 32
16. 'Colour Of The Trap' - Miles Kane
17. 'Torches' - Foster The People
18. 'Light After Dark' - Clare Maguire
19. 'Mine and Yours' - Mary Byrne
20. 'Alexis Jordan' - Alexis Jordan

Watch Jessie J's live subway performance of 'Who You Are' here:

The 'Price Tag' star, widely known for her unique sense of style, explained to Now magazine that as much as skyscraper shoes look amazing she would rather parade around the stage comforatble in the knowledge that she doesn't have to worry about her balance:

"The best fashion lesson I've learnt is don't wear shoes you can't walk in because it ruins your night. Believe me, since I broke my foot and haven't been able to wear heels, my legs aren't achy."

"I don't think I'll wear heels again. I might just get some really blinged up Skechers trainers."

You can watch her recent interview on Alan Carr's Chatty Man below and check out a special live performance of 'Domino' here: