Ashley Nicole Moss

Yeah.

You do, but you don't.

I feel like you have to have a moral compass.

Like one thing about me is I will critique whatever happens in the four quarters of a game.

It's fair game.

You may not like it, but you can't argue it.

I don't care if you were at the club last night.

I don't care if you're dealing with baby mama drama.

I don't care what's in the blogs about you and your girlfriend.

I don't, none of that matters to me.

It's not my business.

I don't care.

Like if it does not happen in a stat line, doesn't show up in a course of a game, my moral compasses, I will never discuss it, which then earns you the respect of the people that you're talking about and you're trying to have access to because they know that

you're not going to cross certain lines.

And that's really what it comes down to.

Music is more...

So sports is performance-based, whereas music is art.

So art, to a certain demo, it may resonate with them.

To you, it may not.

It's hard to critique someone's art because it's a passion.