I Certainly Didn't Want To

It'd Be Negligent To Say That I Don't Want To Be At The Top Of The Charts. Of Course I Do, It's Proof That Your Song Is Being Heard. But I Think It's More About The Work For Me And Being Proud Of What I'm Doing In Music Than What People Think About My Music. I Want To Like My Music Before You Like It. I Don't Want To Sell Anything That I Don't Really Like. I Don't Want To Sell Myself Short Just To Get To The Top Of The Charts. It Doesn't Feel That Great. Feeling Proud Of Your Work Feels Greater Than Being At The Top Of The Charts.

I'm Not An R&b Singer, I'm A Singer. I Can Sing Any Music That Makes Me Feel Inspired Whether It's Country, A Little Bit Of Rock And Roll But Within My Roots As Well. I'm Not Going Too Far With It, But It'll Be Within My Roots. I Feel Like Trying A Different Way To Express My Music Because So Many People Have Already Taken From What I've Done In The Past And It Kind Of Makes Me Not Want To Ever Do Anything That I've Done Before.

I'm My Biggest Inspiration. And I Say This In The Most Humble Way. I've Been Through So Much, Just In My Life.

Whitney Houston Is My Idol And My Mentor And My Dream Forever, Like She Will Always Be My Favorite Artist, Ever, On The Planet. Like I Don't Think I'll Ever Feel That Way About Another Artist.

It Feels Amazing To Be Back On Set. It Feels Like Home, Even Though The Territory Is A Little Bit Unfamiliar Because It's A New Show, It's A New Character, But Once You Get In The Groove And You Start To Settle In And Trust The Moment, You Start To Really Feel At Home.