Bella Freud

It must have looked amazing.

you've got this extraordinary drive that you've talked about and to drive to learn these new things.

And you seem also unplaceable and mysterious and also very direct.

And you said, the most interesting part of me is what I do, not who I am.

And is what you do who you are or a container for who you are?

don't have enough time to and can't be bothered to make my personality the brand well you said something really interesting about how there's a thing that especially with girls that you can have written all these amazing songs done all these extraordinary feats and people want to know what's the 10 things you have keep in your bag and it's

it's as though somehow people won't understand or aspire to wanting to achieve all the feats and write the songs you do, but they can only relate to what's in the bag.

And it seems very, it's weird that people think, or I don't know who some conjures up these kind of daft kind of platforms, the way you're supposed to meet, that intelligence isn't on there when you're,

you're so clearly someone extremely intelligent that manifests in all these exciting ways that are real, really aspirational.

And I was, I was struck by that in many ways.

But, I mean, they're fun, those things, but not at the expense of everything else, you know.

I mean, it seems to be phenomenally successful.

I mean, you sold out Coachella, you sold out Madison Square Garden.

How do you keep your body available to you for what you need when you're on tour?

What kind of things do you say?

yeah i really identify with all that stuff and trying not to always be a spartan that was they were sort of my early role models when i was about nine and i thought yeah that's how i have to be you know done that now everything has to be about an endurance test and it doesn't always produce what you want at all so uh

I think I like the sound of what you're doing.

It's great.

What star sign are you?

I'm Aries.