
Popstar Mika has admitted he isn't feeling any pressure to complete his follow-up to Life In Cartoon Motion.
Speaking to the Daily Star, the 'Grace Kelly' singer said: "People are trying to put pressure on me but I'm not giving in. It will be ready when it's ready - expect the unexpected."
The 24-year-old also claimed that he had no intention of cashing in quickly on the success of his debut album.
He added: "I think some people see me as someone with a big pound sign on my head, but I'm taking no notice. I've been going out a lot to check out weird visual theatre. I'm feeling very inspired."
Mika admitted earlier this month that he was "obsessed" with making sure his second album doesn't disappoint fans.
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