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Jessie J Goes 'Wild'

Jessie JBritish pop star Jessie J is back with the first track of her sophomore album. Teaming up with rappers Big Sean and Dizzee Rascal.

Last year Jessie J cut off her hair to raise money for Red Nose day. The singer seems to like her short locks because she’s kept them.

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