Jessie J was seen at outside the BBC Radio building in London, England the other day. The ‘Do It Like a Dude’ singer signed autographs for her fans as she arrives at the Radio 1 studios, passing by exiting DJ Chris Evans in the process. Watch footage via YouTube below.

Jessie J took part in Vevo’s Stylized feature, where she talked about her personal fashion during a visit to the AuH2O recycled clothing boutique in New York City. “Style to me is what makes you feel comfortable,” the English pop singer explained. “I’ve always said style should not have a brand. I don’t think style is about how much money you wear on your back or your shoes. I just think it needs to be an artistic creative outlook on who you want to look like.” Watch it below.

In the fifth episode of “Dare Jessie J”, the British pop singer headed to New York City for some sightseeing. The day started with a visit to “Libby” - better known as the Statue of Liberty, photo shoots and a spontaneous song in Times Square, which was a dare that came in from Tinie Temmpah.

“Oh that’s gonna be embarrassing. There’s like 5 million people sitting on them steps all the time,” Jessie fretted when first viewing Tinie’s dare while on a boat near Libby. “That’s from the ‘New York’ video as well, Alicia Keys and Jay-Z. Alright. I’m gonna lose all my dignity on this trip but it’s well worth it.”

After completing the dare, Jessie headed off to a digital conference performance soundcheck. “After the soundcheck, I had to head back to the hotel to have a little quick change and fix myself up a bit and then head back to the conference, where the atmosphere is really different from my usual gig,” Jessie explained. “But you know what, I love gigs that make me uncomfortable, so let’s see how it goes.”

En route to the gig, Jessie was seen rehearsing on a smartphone and confessed, “I’m doing this because I’ve haven’t ever sung with this backing track. I received it about four days ago and haven’t had a chance to rehearse, so this is how last minute Jessie J can get. I’m always nervous because if you don’t have nerves, you’re too cocky. I think nerves are a specific thing that every artist should have. If you’re on stage and not nervous it wouldn’t feel right.”

Watch it via MySpace below.

Jessie J performed live at the Barfly in London, England on Sunday (February 6), where the British singer closed out her set with a song that wasn’t on her setlist and didn’t exist before she performed it. Watch the freestyle via YouTube below.

VEVO News was on hand for the Jessie J LIFT Showcase at Don Hills in New York City on January 27th. They talked with fans outside the venue including the English pop singer’s biggest fan, who got a chance to meet his idol. Jessie then quized him before offering him a chance to join her on stage. Watch the highlights below.

Jessie J talking about how the first label she was signed to ended up going bankrupt in an interview clip at Vevo. “I decided to kind of go around the UK labels to try and get signed, but no one wanted to sign me,” Jessie said. “I don’t think it was a thing where people didn’t like what I was doing, but at the time there was Adele, Duffy, Amy [Winehouse], VV [Brown], Gabriella [Cilmi], there was loads of females that kind of got to dominate the industry, and I think I just missed my chance. So I kind of said to Sony I want to fly to America. I want to see what I can do out there.” Watch the video below.

Jessie J talked about her first song in an interview clip at Vevo. “The first song I ever wrote I was 9, I don’t really talk about it very much because it was pretty bad,” the ‘Do It Like A Dude’ singer said. “It was like, ‘There is never freedom, in a world like ours, people always dyin, what is it all about.’ And I was 9, seriously intense child.” Watch it below.

Jessie J performed ‘Price Tag’ with a surprise appearance by Devlin to do B.o.B’s part of the song at the Scala in London, England on (January 18). Watch it via YouTube below.

The third installment of Dare Jessie J features the English pop singer meeting her songwriting hero James Fauntleroy, chasing the Hollywood sign around Los Angeles and doing her best James Brown impression after being dared by B.o.B.

After getting fairly close to the Hollywood sign, Jessie told viewers, “This is the closest you can get to it these days because they’ve kind of like made it a no-go, so people don’t vandalize it so it says ‘ollywood’ or ‘Hollywoo’. This is an amazing view. So nice to do touristy things like this.”

Jessie then advised, “Before we go and do the dare, I had the most amazing studio session with the incredible James Fauntleroy. This guy is one of my favorite writers, he’s wrote ‘No Air’ with Chris Brown, he’s written most of Chris Brown’s stuff. He’s amazing. Check him out. He is the creme de la creme of writers in LA. Mr. Fauntleroy decided to dare me at random, it wasn’t decided or discussed, to eat a tray of chili peppers, and the three ones I left because they were so hot and big, in 30 seconds.”

After completing the dare by B.o.B, she said, “The weirdest thing about LA wasn’t actually even doing the dare, it was I got all emotional about it, and then I got there and no one was even watching. So the James Brown dare was really fun, but no one really cared.”

Watch it via YouTube below.