The autograph session was called off abruptly once the large crowds became unmanageable, and Alizée’s safety, as well as the fan’s safety, became a concern. The cancellation angered a lot of fans, who have waited a long time to meet Alizée. Some fans began to burn posters and cause some havoc. In one video posted online, Alizée could be seen rushed off by her security.

Later, Alizée released this videotaped message, explaining to her fans what happened and how regretful it was that things turned out that way. You can clearly see that she was trying to fight back tears.

I’m not surprised she got mobbed because she’s just too hot to be out in public. She needs to be locked up in my bedroom for her own safety. I’ll make sure she’s protected from those crazy fans, as long as she signs up to take care of the large fan behind my zipper.

Alizée Jacotey shot to fame in France at the tender age of 15, under the wing of veteran French Canadian singer songwriter, Mylène Farmer. How credible an artiste the self-styled lolita of europop was considered to be remains in debate. Being labeled as ‘The French Britney’ by English speaking nations could be seen as a blessing or a curse.

After a four and a half year hiatus, the hottest thing to come out of Corsica since Napolean Bonaparte is back. First single ‘Mademoiselle Juliette’ is a brooding and driven dance pop carnival, and a stark reminder of the popfrog’s sultry vocal talents. She always comes across as something of a reluctant star, given the relatively low, laid-back voice and the initial preference for dancing rather than singing.

It’s nice to actually listen to a hot singer and not want to put a jackhammer to your ear. She is hot, talented, and can dance … what it should take to be a pop star. If you’ve never seen her dance, be forewarned it’s mesmerizing. You’ll be under a spell hoping that her freaking skirt will move up just a little more and she’ll tease you all day with her upskirt mirage.