I Would Much Rather Be

Later As Things Progressed And I Saw The Direct Correlation Between Being Able To Keep Making Records And Having People Know About The Music, I Became More Interested In Using Popular Media As A Way To Get The Word Out.

I'm Sure If You See Things You Wrote When You Were 19, You Cringe. I Saw Stuff Like Angry Poetry That I Wrote When I Was Mad At My Father, Or Photos I Took Where I Smeared Period Blood On Myself. It's Embarrassing.

I Really Love That I'm Giving Myself The Opportunity Finally To Not Have The Pressure Of Every Single Song You Do Having To Be "political" Or Whatever. I'm Just Making What I Wanna Make.

When You're A Musician And You Go Out Onstage, And You're Someone Who Loves Attention, You Are Going To Become A Role Model To Some Extent.

There's Still A Lot Of Misogynist Pop Music Out There, And I Think That Hearing Something That's So Explicitly Feminist And So Angry - When We're Still Growing Up In A Culture Where Girls And Women Are Not Supposed To Be Angry - Is A Real Revelation For Young Women.