Rosé

Okay.

Okay.

You're like, what?

It's just, it's not that crazy, but it goes really well with beer.

I've never tasted anything like it.

I think if somebody introduced that to me, like, after I grew up, I'd be like, what?

But my parents would, like, every time we watched TV together, my mom would, like, get one and then, like, you know, kind of grill it over the stove and bring it, like, nice and warm, and then it'd just be, like, so good.

I think...

From a young age, it's just kind of like trained my brain to dream like big.

And I think, which is crazy, this is kind of almost happening now, is that like I always kind of thought like I really want to like be as big as like, I don't know, like Beyonce.

And I loved her and like Michael Jackson.

And I thought like,

I'm gonna be big and then I guess over the years I think reality kind of hit.

Now looking back I think it means way more to me than I thought it does and myself and many other girls and kids around the world who are

now seeing a bit of a difference in culture and I think it does excite me and it scares me a little bit to be honest, but ultimately I think it'll just make me really happy if any girl in high school now just feels like they can go to school and talk about

Korean food that they like or anything different or type of music they like so whatever that music is even if it's not like the cool thing at school where everybody likes it even if it's a bit different then everyone accepts oh there are people who like different things and we're all from the same world and we're all now connected you know with this era of media and

technology, I'm grateful to be a part of it.

But I think now I'm just like, you know, it's a bit like I'm so flabbergasted.

Yeah.

And I was just thinking as you were speaking, even vice versa, even coming to Korea, I think there was a moment where I was like, oh, I wish I was just, I wish I went to school here, and I wish I knew the same jokes as all the other girls, and I wish I was as cool as the girls who went to school here in Korea, because I was just like, I'm like a foreign, I kind of seem like a foreigner.