Royals Singer Lorde  wants her phenomenal hit single "Royals" to be pulled out from the radio because she apparently don't want her listeners to grow tired of her music.

"I want to let people stop hearing Lorde on the radio all the time, because it's kind of crazy at the moment," the Grammy award-winning singer told V Magazine.

Lorde or Ella Yelich- O'Connor (her real name) reveals something about her hit single, when asked by Australia's The Music saying: "I definitely don't think 'Royals' is my best song. I understand why it worked and why it was kind of a hit, I can see those qualities in it, but at the same time there's part of me that's like...'these melodies are just not as good as something I could have written now'."

She believed that she matured through the years after writing Royals and that her preference for music grew along the way, "I think you grow a lot in that period," she said. "It definitely feels like a bit of a relic now."

Royals Singer Lorde maybe the first ever New Zealander to reach the top spot in the US Billboards, however her fame certainly does not get in her head, as the teen pop sensation reportedly does not want to be called a "teen hottie" nor her fans to be named as "disciples."

The 17-year old singer believes that "pun centric" nicknames for fans are undignified, think about Katy Perry's KatyCats or Lady Gaga's Little Monsters.

Lorde definitely has noble intentions, which she also thinks that  nicknames for fans can create such tribal behavior that can easily get out of hand - just like when Lady Gag's Little Monsters announced an all out war online against Miley Cyrus' fans.

Consequently, when Lorde's fan proposed to the "Royals" singer that they should be called them as her "disciples," Lorde quickly disagreed, saying that such behavior is "grating" and humiliating.

Never!," she said in a magazine interview. "I have discouraged it. I've tweeted multiple times, 'No fan name, I do not condone this."'