Tanya Mosley

Yeah, actually, I do. It was one of the most emotional songs that I got to record during the process of shooting this movie. And I remember just singing it and thinking to myself, this could have been my song, you know, this could have been us.

you know me song on an album I would put out personally because it's so well said and it feels very true to who I am to where I am I think that when I do make mistakes I don't feel like I should or necessarily need to be punished for them it's something that I feel like I need to grow and learn from and

you know me song on an album I would put out personally because it's so well said and it feels very true to who I am to where I am I think that when I do make mistakes I don't feel like I should or necessarily need to be punished for them it's something that I feel like I need to grow and learn from and

you know me song on an album I would put out personally because it's so well said and it feels very true to who I am to where I am I think that when I do make mistakes I don't feel like I should or necessarily need to be punished for them it's something that I feel like I need to grow and learn from and

And I think that sometimes there's been moments in my career where people weren't allowing me to grow up, weren't allowing me to make choices that, you know, wasn't exactly what they thought I should be doing.

And I think that sometimes there's been moments in my career where people weren't allowing me to grow up, weren't allowing me to make choices that, you know, wasn't exactly what they thought I should be doing.

And I think that sometimes there's been moments in my career where people weren't allowing me to grow up, weren't allowing me to make choices that, you know, wasn't exactly what they thought I should be doing.

Sorry, Mom. Yeah, no, my mom was, you know, she was so... I just remember feeling like she was the coolest person ever. She's still cool, but as a kid, I looked up to her so much.

Sorry, Mom. Yeah, no, my mom was, you know, she was so... I just remember feeling like she was the coolest person ever. She's still cool, but as a kid, I looked up to her so much.

Sorry, Mom. Yeah, no, my mom was, you know, she was so... I just remember feeling like she was the coolest person ever. She's still cool, but as a kid, I looked up to her so much.

Oh, yeah. She was a young, cool mom. We were like sisters in a way. And she loved everything about art. And I remember sometimes she would let me watch things, but she would— Do the old cover your ears nice. Like, be careful. And so, yeah, she was young. Maybe I shouldn't have watched some of the things I did. However, I think I fell in love with it for the right reasons.

Oh, yeah. She was a young, cool mom. We were like sisters in a way. And she loved everything about art. And I remember sometimes she would let me watch things, but she would— Do the old cover your ears nice. Like, be careful. And so, yeah, she was young. Maybe I shouldn't have watched some of the things I did. However, I think I fell in love with it for the right reasons.

Oh, yeah. She was a young, cool mom. We were like sisters in a way. And she loved everything about art. And I remember sometimes she would let me watch things, but she would— Do the old cover your ears nice. Like, be careful. And so, yeah, she was young. Maybe I shouldn't have watched some of the things I did. However, I think I fell in love with it for the right reasons.

It was a whole range of different styles. And we'd watch, you know, French films or we'd watch... anything that kind of sparked something in my mom and she would explain things to me and I would always ask questions and I was inquisitive about the work and it wasn't just an experience for me. I wanted to know everything and I think that's where it kind of stemmed from.

It was a whole range of different styles. And we'd watch, you know, French films or we'd watch... anything that kind of sparked something in my mom and she would explain things to me and I would always ask questions and I was inquisitive about the work and it wasn't just an experience for me. I wanted to know everything and I think that's where it kind of stemmed from.

It was a whole range of different styles. And we'd watch, you know, French films or we'd watch... anything that kind of sparked something in my mom and she would explain things to me and I would always ask questions and I was inquisitive about the work and it wasn't just an experience for me. I wanted to know everything and I think that's where it kind of stemmed from.

Yeah, the funny thing is, is I wasn't in any school plays necessarily. I was seven when I auditioned for Barney, which is the big purple dinosaur, if people don't remember. But I was in line, it was 1,400 kids, and it was in Texas. And I waited in line for a while, and I just thought, here's my chance. I could do something really cool.

Yeah, the funny thing is, is I wasn't in any school plays necessarily. I was seven when I auditioned for Barney, which is the big purple dinosaur, if people don't remember. But I was in line, it was 1,400 kids, and it was in Texas. And I waited in line for a while, and I just thought, here's my chance. I could do something really cool.

Yeah, the funny thing is, is I wasn't in any school plays necessarily. I was seven when I auditioned for Barney, which is the big purple dinosaur, if people don't remember. But I was in line, it was 1,400 kids, and it was in Texas. And I waited in line for a while, and I just thought, here's my chance. I could do something really cool.

Yeah. I just thought, this is something I really want to do, and I hope I get it. And I went to three rounds of callbacks. They were very serious about that party back in the day. And I got the part and it would have to be the first time I stepped foot on the set of Barney. It was magical. Not to mention I'm seven and they make it for kids. You know, they make it this beautiful thing.