Carly Rae Jepsen by HoH

This quiz was inspired by the fact that Jepsen released a new album this month. What’s the name of that album?

The lead single off her new album is called I Really Like You. Its music video features what A-List, multi-Oscar-winner lip-syncing to the song?

In Canada, Jepsen first came to prominence on the fifth season of Canadian Idol. One of the songs she performed on there was Sweet Ones by this singer-pianist off her 2002 major-label debut, Night Bugs. Name this multiple Juno nominee whose other albums include Day One, the Baroness, and the double-album Land & Sea.

Asking you to know that Jepsen’s hometown is Mission is probably a bit unfair. So instead, name the city Jepsen relocate to, which is right near her hometown, after her appearance on Canadian Idol, in order to pursue a career in the music industry?

This manager of Justin Bieber allegedly signed Jepsen to an American major-label recording contract after seeing a video of his star client lip-syncing to Call Me Maybe. He now represents her in America too.

In Canada, Jepsen has a different manager, Jonathan Simkin. He is the co-owner of 604 Records along with the lead singer of one of the biggest, but also most reviled, bands from Canada. Name either the band or the singer.

Jepsen’s biggest hit (SO FAR!!) is, of course, Call Me Maybe. In it, what would Jepsen trade for a wish? And what would she trade for a kiss? Name either.

Before you label Jepsen a one-hit wonder, she actually had another single, Good Time, that was a number 1 hit in both Canada and New Zealand, and in the US, it was a top-10 single. On it, she duets with Adam Young, who is better known by this moniker.

Kiss, the album that features Call Me Maybe, is actually Jepsen’s second, as her actual debut record was never released outside of Canada. Name this record, which shares its name with 1999 song by Ratt. Oh: and a George Martin-produced solo album by Sir Paul McCartney.

Sweetie is a bonus track on the deluxe edition of Kiss, a song co-written by Jepsen along with Klas Åhlund, Jack Antonoff, and Sara Quin. Name ONE of the bands either of the three co-writers are most associated with.

Jepsen, along with Train, took a stand in support of the LGBTQ community in 2013 by refusing to play this organization’s summer event due to its policy of excluding gay people. 3 Doors Down took her place instead.

After her commercial breakthrough, Jepsen decided to switch gears and headed to Broadway where she played this titular role in a Rodgers and Hammerstein musical. Lily James played the same character in a recent film.