Becky G

And like me today is like, if I ride, why do I gotta die?

Like, why do we gotta die?

Where are we going?

I wanna know.

Like, if I'm riding, there's some conditions here.

There's some boundaries that I'd like to put in place, you know?

But it was very much this, like, my grandma would say this phrase to my mom with my dad in regards to their marriage.

Like, like, put your gloves on.

Like, you're gonna fight for your marriage.

And I remember being young and being like, well, that's very one-sided.

Like, shouldn't it be both sides?

Like, shouldn't it be...

But you can only meet people as deep as they've met themselves.

And I think my mom had a very profound way of loving.

And my dad did too, but it just looked very differently.

It looked very different.

You know, I remember going into that process with the documentary in particularly, and there being conversations about, are you gonna talk about this, you know, very public situation?

Are you not gonna talk about it?

And I was like, well, we're gonna talk about it.

We have to.