In The Late '90s, R&b Was Dominant

I'm Pretty Confident And, At The Same Time, I'm Pretty Insecure. I'm Like A Walking Conflict.

I Sing My Life. It's Like I'm Having Group Therapy 350 Days A Year, And The People Who Come To The Show Get That, And They're There For That - Whether It's To Be Lifted Up, Or To Be Lifted Out, Or Just Entertained Or Inspired, Or To Feel Not So Alone.

When I First Appeared, People Couldn't Figure Out Whether I Was Gay, Straight, Black, White Or Whatever, And I Loved That. I Loved The Fact It Scares People.

I Don't Think Imitation Is The Highest Form Of Flattery, I Think It's Annoying.

I've Been Asked To Do 'american Idol' And 'x Factor.' I'm An Ed Mcmahon Kind Of Girl. 'star Search?' I'm In, All Day Long. It Felt More Authentic, And The Market Wasn't Oversaturated With Karaoke Contests.