Dasha

And writing that song, it sounds cheesy, but it literally like I feel like brought her back.

Oh, totally.

Yeah.

I think it's like, it's not a shift that happens overnight, obviously.

And I think, I mean, my favorite example of this is Dolly Parton.

She broke that mold, but with the most elegance and grace you can possibly do it as.

You know, she had her tits done, her lips done, her hair up, wig on, makeup.

And back when she was getting famous, that was...

Oh, the most shocking thing ever.

But she twisted the narrative to make everyone, the men, the women, the children, grandparents, anyone, just adore her and love her because she is just the sweetest woman ever.

I don't know her.

Okay, I'm talking like I know her, but...

You know, she's just so kind and generous.

Yeah.

And like, how can you not love someone who knows how to make fun of themselves too?

You know, she'd go on these talk shows and guys would be like, well, but look at them knockers.

And she's like, well, talk to my doctor.

You know, she'd like find a way to like spin the narrative.

So it's like a funny uplifting, not like you can't talk to me like that because the world I think is learning with us and art and music especially is how we can change culture and change society.

the opinion of people and women especially and so I honestly I've found I've tried to like take after Dolly and find a lot of levity in the situation I'm like if you're hating on me it means you don't understand it means you've never met someone like me before and that's okay and that's also really cool because there is no one like me you know