Rebecca Black

Gwen, honestly, like, early, like, Gwen Stefani. Love. Orange County Girl.

Gwen, honestly, like, early, like, Gwen Stefani. Love. Orange County Girl.

I started DJing, like, I think it was at the end of, like, probably this time, 2017, which was seven years ago, six years ago.

I started DJing, like, I think it was at the end of, like, probably this time, 2017, which was seven years ago, six years ago.

And I started at my ex's house. Naturally. As you do. Surrounded by a bunch of lesbians. And basically someone just had a controller and would, like, kind of play at house parties and just, like, nights where we would all hang out.

And I started at my ex's house. Naturally. As you do. Surrounded by a bunch of lesbians. And basically someone just had a controller and would, like, kind of play at house parties and just, like, nights where we would all hang out.

just wanted to try it and thought it was cool and thought it was like could be something really fun and I started just doing that and then I started playing like little LA raves and like parties around town like there used to be this night called Candy Pop at this place called The Satellite that's no longer existing but I would just like I mean that's kind of how you start DJing is you're literally like I'm a DJ now and

just wanted to try it and thought it was cool and thought it was like could be something really fun and I started just doing that and then I started playing like little LA raves and like parties around town like there used to be this night called Candy Pop at this place called The Satellite that's no longer existing but I would just like I mean that's kind of how you start DJing is you're literally like I'm a DJ now and

And I would like to play. Right. And see who believes you.

And I would like to play. Right. And see who believes you.

And I remember like my first few gigs, like I was clueless because you get up there and now you're not on a tiny controller. You're on like CDJs, which are like big and a lot more buttons. And so I really just learned through like playing gigs over the last six years and practicing some more and practicing.

And I remember like my first few gigs, like I was clueless because you get up there and now you're not on a tiny controller. You're on like CDJs, which are like big and a lot more buttons. And so I really just learned through like playing gigs over the last six years and practicing some more and practicing.

And it's been like a thing that I think not a lot of people have known about, but that's been a big part of my life and love. I love it. I love your sets. I mean, I love to play. Boiler Room was something I was really surprised to get an offer for at that point because that's like, I've been such a huge fan of electronic music for so long.

And it's been like a thing that I think not a lot of people have known about, but that's been a big part of my life and love. I love it. I love your sets. I mean, I love to play. Boiler Room was something I was really surprised to get an offer for at that point because that's like, I've been such a huge fan of electronic music for so long.

Like, I remember being 12 and hearing like Skrillex's Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites that my little brother put me onto and being like, this is crazy. Like it...

Like, I remember being 12 and hearing like Skrillex's Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites that my little brother put me onto and being like, this is crazy. Like it...

music can sound like this what and so it's been something that i've i've loved for so long and um it was just so cool to get the offer to do it i was so scared to do it um but it it went it went off and how was the energy in there while you're doing it crazy it was literally like 6 p.m

music can sound like this what and so it's been something that i've i've loved for so long and um it was just so cool to get the offer to do it i was so scared to do it um but it it went it went off and how was the energy in there while you're doing it crazy it was literally like 6 p.m

Yes. Damn. So I was nervous because I was like, I'm in Washington, D.C. It's 6 p.m. Gay people don't leave their house before 6 p.m. Who's going to be in this crowd? I'm scared. I was scared. I was scared for sure. And I went up there and like 15 minutes in my set, someone offered me poppers next to me. And I was like, girl, it's literally 615. You saw and you said, I'm home.

Yes. Damn. So I was nervous because I was like, I'm in Washington, D.C. It's 6 p.m. Gay people don't leave their house before 6 p.m. Who's going to be in this crowd? I'm scared. I was scared. I was scared for sure. And I went up there and like 15 minutes in my set, someone offered me poppers next to me. And I was like, girl, it's literally 615. You saw and you said, I'm home.