Danielle Fishel

You know, there's three sets of stairs and everyone's got to walk and people are crossing and you've got 12, 13 people dancing at the same time.

In heels.

In heels.

By the way, with fog, which makes the stage moist or half, you know, sometimes we were at amphitheaters where it was humid outside and now you're like, watch out.

Beads falling off of costumes and people dancing barefoot.

The amount of beads lodged into bare feet.

Yeah.

While we were on tour and those, you know, if you're not showing up for your cues and you can't see the tape when it's dark, those things are important.

These are people's bodies.

And yeah, it's all very important.

So don't ever feel bad about being anal and being like, I'm here taking notes.

Very smart.

I will share this with you.

ODB was responsible for my feature on Ghetto Superstar.

Really?

Yeah.

I only had one song out in the universe, which was all about me featuring Cisco, my debut single in 1998.

My dad and I took a train to New York.

Had a session with Wyclef Jean, laid down the chorus, and that was that.

We didn't hear anything back, you know.