Olivia Rodrigo

But it just like bred, I think, a sense of like ambition in me and like wanting to express myself and like do things and hopefully be a

positive, like, influence on something or someone.

I don't know.

But I don't know.

I think I owe that to them.

They really always made me feel like I could do anything or say what was on my mind without, you know, feeling ashamed.

And so there is in your mind, like, a moral component to being an artist.

If you're going to be a person who has a voice, who has sway, who has influence, you think that some degree of responsibility kind of comes with that, right?

Yeah, I think it's just a job.

I don't even know if I would say like it's your responsibility to like step up.

But I just think it's like it's the same way that I talk about how I'm sad about a breakup on a song.

It's like the same.

It's the same thing.

It's the same emotion.

It's just like maybe expressed in a different medium.

Oh gosh.

Um, I, I just, I'm not really a fashion girl.

Really?

I'm not a fashion girl.

Can I just say, also can I just say candidly, many people who attend the Met Gala are not fashion people and you know who you are and I know who you are.