My Head’s Under Water But I’m Breathing

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.

A Just Society Is Not One Built On Fear Or Repression Or Vengeance Or Exclusion, But One Built On Love. Love For Our Families. Love For Our Neighbors. Love For The Least Among Us. Love For Those Who Look Different Or Worship Differently. Love For Those We Don't Even Know.

I Think You're Always Policing Yourself By Trying To Do What You Think Would Be "cool" And Accepted By Other People, Until You Start To Figure Out Who You Really Want To Be. Growing Up Is An Ongoing Push-and-pull Of You Being Yourself And You Performing To What Society Expects You To Be.

I Would Tell Myself, "love Yourself And Don't Be Afraid To Take Risks." I Was Often Afraid To Take Risks, Socially, Because I Was Young And A Little More Shy And Still Figuring Out Who I Wanted To Be. Sometimes I Look Back And Think, "i Should Have Just Been Bolder And More Confident."

I Was A Busy Kid In High School - A Little Bit Of An Overachiever, I Guess. Prom King Was Kind Of Silly, But The Rest Of The Stuff Was Important To Me.