Jack Tatum (Wild Nothing) Personality Type, MBTI
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INFP (4w5)
Jack Tatum (Wild Nothing) personality type is INFP, the thinker. He’s always thinking, whether it’s in his head or in the studio, about what he wants to do next, whether it’s music or life in general. He also has a very “artsy” approach to life, and is very artistic in his choices of words and how they are written.
Another thing I noticed is that he’s very in tune with nature in his music, in the way he sings it and how he plays it. He also makes sure to write songs that are very relatable to people. He says “I write about my life, but I don’t really go into drugs or anything like that.” This pretty much sums up his personality, both in how he writes it and how he lives it.
One thing I also noticed is that he has a pretty good sense of humor, and that he’s very chill. Not many people know this, but he was actually the drummer for The Decemberists for 8 years before forming Wild Nothing.
Jack Tatum (whose full name is John Alexander Tatum) previously played in bands Jack and the Whale and FACEPAINT in the college town of Blacksburg. He began recording under the name Wild Nothing in the summer of 2009. Emerging at a time when a handful of C86-esque groups were in vogue, Tatum's demos garnered attention in indie music circles with a cover of Kate Bush's "Cloudbusting". Tatum signed with the Captured Tracks record label after the success of these demos, and began touring with Haley, Goodman and drummer Max Brooks.
