Ladi6

Same.

Yeah.

Yeah, yeah, same.

Yeah, it was so awesome, eh, because by the time he came out and his album dropped, I knew every word to every rap already.

So I was like that fangirl, like right at the front, like line for line, like I know all the words, yeah.

It was cool.

He was very generous with his, you know, he took me and my other cousin Tyra around Australia a couple of times with him, touring all around there.

And I got to see what it was like to be a big superstar and I got to see all the things that I didn't want to do that I really hated and I got to then create my own little world and I really got to know really quite –

Yeah, quite seriously, like what I would and wouldn't tolerate.

Because he kind of like just went straight to the top.

Like he was, you know, who can I compare it to?

Maybe Lorde, you know, for Australia.

Like I remember just going to Perth and having this, watching this old ass cleaner, just an old man, recognise him and freak out, you know, and being like.

What?

You know, how is this possible?

You know, he was just that massive.

And yeah, there was a lot of scary kind of like environments that I recognised from my childhood too, just like unsafe that I didn't really love.

So yeah, I took note.

And when it came to time to me building whatever it was that I was going to build, I could really make sure that it was specifically what I wanted and nothing that I didn't.

Like how to take charge.