Jewel

33 Humble, 19 Excessive, and 41 Worldly

Jewel

The rock star you best fit is Jewel. Some would argue she's pop, some would argue she's folk - it largely depends on whether they know here first few albums or her last few. Either way, here she is.

Jewel is a superstar, and she knows it. She comes from humble beginnings, but has always shown a confidence that she would succeed - on top of which, she knows that she's hot even with crooked teeth and she works it, and always has. What? You think that the "Who Will Save Your Soul" video didn't look like somebody who thought she was hot? Take another look. Are you telling me somebody whose first video features her in a white undershirt and tight blue jeans is ashamed of how she looks? Her very straightforward self-confidence makes her a match for people who score low on the humility scale.

For all of her pride, however, Jewel is not known for massive excess. She likes her comfort, but she isn't exactly decking herself out in solid gold ball gowns. She keeps it simple and keeps it somewhat down-home, making her a match for the lower excess scores.

As for lyrical content, even at her most politically aware Jewel's lyrics have always shown a charming naivete - which is not necessarily a bad thing. Her poetry was largely blasted for being simplistic, but again there's nothing wrong with writing poetry that's just nice. Overall, however, her work suggests someone to whom the world - for all she knows of poverty and struggle - is a very simple place, making her a perfect match for the low Worldliness scale.