Billy Corgan

Okay, so that is foundational. Yeah, there's a mythological foundation to that, right?

Is it being small too? Is that part of the scrappiness?

Is it being small too? Is that part of the scrappiness?

Is it being small too? Is that part of the scrappiness?

It is. It might even be more than one in a billion.

It is. It might even be more than one in a billion.

It is. It might even be more than one in a billion.

Is there a musical genre you can't write for?

Is there a musical genre you can't write for?

Is there a musical genre you can't write for?

Yeah, I once got into kind of a quasi-argument with somebody on Broadway who didn't think I could write for Broadway.

Yeah, I once got into kind of a quasi-argument with somebody on Broadway who didn't think I could write for Broadway.

Yeah, I once got into kind of a quasi-argument with somebody on Broadway who didn't think I could write for Broadway.

Well, that's what I told him.

Well, that's what I told him.

Well, that's what I told him.

And... And I said, you know, that's like telling someone who cooks really good Italian food they can't cook good Mexican. Right, right. You don't understand the chop of a writer. A writer can write.

And... And I said, you know, that's like telling someone who cooks really good Italian food they can't cook good Mexican. Right, right. You don't understand the chop of a writer. A writer can write.

And... And I said, you know, that's like telling someone who cooks really good Italian food they can't cook good Mexican. Right, right. You don't understand the chop of a writer. A writer can write.

A cook can cook and a writer can write. Exactly, exactly. But I was just wondering if there's anything that you would be intimidated by genre-wise.