Becky G

So, um, I very much knew what I was getting myself into.

I very much wanted to pursue this considering that no one else in my family had ever worked in the entertainment industry.

it was kind of out of the blue that all of a sudden, because I saw random Shirley Temple, you know, multi VHS videos growing up that I was like, oh, she did it.

I can do it too, you know, or Dakota Fanning.

Yeah, the badge of honor.

I think it does feel very rewarding when you're young.

You're like, oh, I'm doing something good.

I'm doing something right, right?

Me today is like, there's no such thing as good or bad or right or wrong, there just is.

And I think I very much was just trying to survive the circumstances that I was living.

And when we lost our home, which was kind of like the catalyst as well as, and I talk about this in my documentary actually, but the addiction kind of playing a huge part in the four walls that I was growing up with, with my dad being an addict.

we had nothing.

We found ourselves living in my grandparents converted garage.

It's six of us.

And you know, there was no insulation.

We did have carpet.

It was just rolled out on the ground though.

It was concrete on the other side.

So it wasn't soft or plushy,

It was carpet.