"Even thinking about Coldplay I get tearful": Denise Lewis's honest playlist reveals the depth of her musical tastes.
Denise Lewis, a British Olympian and TV presenter, has shared her most unlikely musical guilty pleasures in an interview. The 44-year-old MBE winner may be best known for her impressive achievements on the track, but it turns out she has a secret love for 80s pop classics. From Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody" to Anita Ward's "Ring My Bell", Denise's playlist is filled with unexpected surprises.
The BBC Athletics personality admits that her taste in music spans multiple decades and genres. She can often be found belting out Whitney Houston's "I Have Nothing" at karaoke sessions, while also secretly loving Celine Dion's "My Heart Will Go On". It seems Denise has a weakness for epic anthems that evoke feelings of power and motivation.
One track that stands out in her playlist is Savage by Megan Thee Stallion. This empowering song fuels Denise's daily routine, making her feel confident and capable. It's clear this anthem resonates with Denise on a deep level, giving her the boost she needs to tackle each day.
However, there's one artist who consistently makes Denise emotional: Coldplay. She admits that even thinking about The Scientist by Chris Martin brings tears to her eyes. This heart-wrenching ballad has clearly left an indelible mark on Denise's psyche, evoking strong emotions and memories of the past.
As Denise reflects on her diverse musical tastes, it becomes clear that music plays a significant role in shaping her experiences and memories. Her playlist is more than just a collection of songs – it's a window into her personality, passions, and values.
Denise Lewis, a British Olympian and TV presenter, has shared her most unlikely musical guilty pleasures in an interview. The 44-year-old MBE winner may be best known for her impressive achievements on the track, but it turns out she has a secret love for 80s pop classics. From Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody" to Anita Ward's "Ring My Bell", Denise's playlist is filled with unexpected surprises.
The BBC Athletics personality admits that her taste in music spans multiple decades and genres. She can often be found belting out Whitney Houston's "I Have Nothing" at karaoke sessions, while also secretly loving Celine Dion's "My Heart Will Go On". It seems Denise has a weakness for epic anthems that evoke feelings of power and motivation.
One track that stands out in her playlist is Savage by Megan Thee Stallion. This empowering song fuels Denise's daily routine, making her feel confident and capable. It's clear this anthem resonates with Denise on a deep level, giving her the boost she needs to tackle each day.
However, there's one artist who consistently makes Denise emotional: Coldplay. She admits that even thinking about The Scientist by Chris Martin brings tears to her eyes. This heart-wrenching ballad has clearly left an indelible mark on Denise's psyche, evoking strong emotions and memories of the past.
As Denise reflects on her diverse musical tastes, it becomes clear that music plays a significant role in shaping her experiences and memories. Her playlist is more than just a collection of songs – it's a window into her personality, passions, and values.
Music has the power to take us to places we've never been, even when we're feeling our most mundane 
. For Denise Lewis, that magic happens whenever Coldplay comes on - but in all the wrong ways 
. Can you blame her though? "The Scientist" is like a time machine for emotions 
. It's amazing how one song can evoke such strong feelings and memories... it just goes to show that music is so much more than just background noise 
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Denise Lewis is literally my spirit animal, I mean can you believe she's into Savage by Megan Thee Stallion too?! 
that song gives me LIFE!!! 
Queen and Whitney Houston? Yaaas, queen! 
I'm low-key jealous of her emotional connection to The Scientist by Chris Martin though, I mean I've never cried so hard listening to a song in my life 
but honestly Denise's playlist is giving me all the feels and I need more 80s pop classics in my life, stat! 
& anita ward?? my grandma likes ring my bell too lol but seriously denise seems like such a cool person she has this amazing playlist with so much depth to it its like u can feel her emotions in every song. tho im def curious about why coldplay makes her cry i mean what is THE SCIENTIST even 
btw savage by megan thee stallion is fire 
and Savage by Megan Thee Stallion is already on repeat for me, it's like music therapy 
but what's up with Coldplay though? I can see why Bohemian Rhapsody would bring tears, that song is iconic 
coldplay can be so emotional for me too like thinkin about the scientist makes me wanna cry lol but Denise's story is actually kinda inspiring how she finds music that resonates with her on a deep level it's like her playlist is this personal journal of emotions and memories 
she's like the ultimate athlete, and we think she's all about being tough, but really she's got these super emotional sides 
i mean, Coldplay? That's some deep stuff right there 
"The Scientist" must bring back a ton of memories for her. I can totally see why it gets her teary-eyed 
, I had this one time where I rode to the coast and saw the most epic sunset, it was like the whole sky was on fire 
And can we talk about how relatable it is that Coldplay makes her emotional? 
"The Scientist" is such a heart-wrencher! It's beautiful how music can evoke strong emotions and memories. Maybe we should make Denise Lewis' playlist our daily jam and boost our confidence 
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. I mean, Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody" is like a classic or whatever. But Savage by Megan Thee Stallion makes sense as an empowering anthem though 
. What's with the Coldplay thing though? I get why it'd be emotional, but you'd think she'd like more upbeat stuff to balance it out 
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