Becky G

This is about me.

What do I want?

And there has to be alignment with the person on the other side.

Like I said earlier, like the want isn't enough.

the love isn't enough.

Like love is, it's a beautiful thing to experience for someone.

But I mean, considering everything I went through with my family, like I walked away from my dad, like it wasn't something that I wasn't willing to do.

And so I think the misalignment from how

from a public perspective, how it was so, and I'm not really like a controversial person, you know, maybe getting black guy drunk at Disney World is probably the most controversial thing I've done.

So it was so unfamiliar for me to kind of like wear this like, I don't know, this thing that was projected onto me that I am like not an empowered woman, that I'm a contradiction about what I sing about.

And it's like, no, those feelings are real.

What I sing about is real.

Like those, there's so much more nuance to emotions.

you're putting me in a box and everything I've ever worked for is now being squeezed into this tiny, like I'm put to be this small all of a sudden.

And it's like everything else I had ever worked on didn't matter anymore.

And like, of course I was, you think I was mad at everybody in the world.

I was mad at him too.

I was like, come on, why do I gotta be put in this position?

I think that emotions aren't forever.

They're temporary.