Zara Larsson

But like when you are in your deathbed and you lay there and you think back about life, isn't it the relationships, the real relationships that we have with people that really meant

everything but I think also you want to leave like a legacy or you want to inspire people and and be a part that's why music is so beautiful like sometimes I have people walking up to me and they're like oh my gosh like your song was uh I was I had your song as I got married or on my graduation or this really important moment in someone's life

And I got to be a part of that.

Or they would have looked at my videos in a time where they felt sad or wasn't in a good place and they felt inspired.

Or even someone might be listening to your podcast and felt it maybe just ticked a little thought that led them to something.

You know, I think it's nice that you are able to inspire people.

But personally, at the end of the very, very end,

I don't know, what is this all about?

That makes me want to cry.

Boo, capitalism, boo!

It really is.

Yeah, and I don't think anyone actually, no matter what you do, have it completely figured out.

No.

Because I think, like you say, you do need something to strive for and a purpose and to work towards something.

But at the same time, just be aware of it and be aware of being present and appreciate all that you have.

And that's just such a... Because sometimes I think, ooh...

What will be different in this actual very, very moment?

Let's say I would have right now like 20 Grammys, right?

And I would have a big, big entourage wherever I go.

And I would be on the way to a stadium tour.