Grimes reveals her new moniker, talks parenting son X she shares with Elon Musk
The singer is taking a futuristic approach to soothing her baby
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Grimes officially has a new moniker.
The singer and Elon Musk sent the world into a frenzy when they named their 5-month-old son X Æ A-XII, nicknamed X, in May.
Now, the 32-year-old, whose real name is Claire Boucher, is going by a one letter moniker like her son.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Grimes told the New York Times in a recent interview that she is going by “c,” a reference to the speed of light.
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Grimes discussed how she's parenting her 5-month-old son X that she shares with Elon Musk. (Jason Kempin)
In the profile, she also discussed the futuristic parenting style she’s opted for with baby X.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}"I’ve watched ‘Apocalypse Now’ and stuff with my baby," the singer told the outlet. "He’s into radical art.”
C added: “Like, he just actually is, and I don’t think it’s problematic to engage with them on that level."
The singer has also approached entertaining her baby with unconventional music in order to soothe his sleeping.
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The mom-of-one partnered with the app Endel to create “A.I. Lullaby” for "a better baby sleeping situation."
"When you have a baby, you’re always using white noise machines. It’s much easier to get them to sleep if you train them on some kind of audio situation. And so I was just like, could this be more artistic? In general, stuff for babies is really just creatively bad,” c said.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}She added: “I don’t want your first introduction to the world to just be all this aimless crap."
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"I’m not insulting babies," the singer said. "I’m just, it’s all very one vibe. I just feel like getting out of the like, 'Here’s a zebra and a bear in, like, pastel color tones' energy. That’s just one very small sort of creative lens that things can be looked at through."
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}C also said that her son X helped her create the new lullaby adding babies "do have taste. They definitely like some things. They don’t like other things. They fully have opinions."
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"The first version [of the lullaby], there was too many sort of sharp bells, and it caused tears and just general chaos," she said.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}After making changes, c told the outlet, "X would smile more and stuff."