I Just Want It To Be Timeless

I Think The Most Important Thing Is That I'm Making Music That The People Enjoy. So The Fans, The People That Are Out There Listening To Music And Consuming Music, I Want Them To Enjoy It And Love It. And So That's More Important To Me Than Grammys.

Women Are Dealing With The Same Thing: They're Dealing With Expectations About How They're Supposed To Look And How They're Supposed To Interact With Men. I Think We're All Trying To Figure It All Out, Especially When We're Teenagers, But I Think The Key Is To Listen And Empathize With One Another.

I've Felt Like My Last Name Put Pressure On Me As An Artist. If You're Going To Call Yourself "legend," You'd Better Make Some Good-ass Music.

I Don't Really Marinate In Anybody's Album Because I Don't Really Want To Sound Like Anybody Else When I Put My Album Out. So I'd Rather Not Even Be Tempted To Listen To A Bunch Of Other Stuff With Any Degree Of Emersion In It, Cause I Just Don't Want To Sound Like Anything Else, So I Kinda Focus On My Own Music.

Critics Like To Describe And Categorize Things, And Categories Often Have A Way Of Limiting People.