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Women's Success Institute. I have decades of experience in the military,
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the federal government, and corporate America and my mission is
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to help women succeed and tap into their full potential.
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and welcome to the Success for Women's Show, where you
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can view us on Talk for TV and listen to
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us on the Women for Women Network. I am doctor
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Madeline and Lewis your host, and my mission is to
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help women accelerate the path to success.
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Well.
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Today's topic and I'm so excited to have our guests today.
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The topic is Tipsy Truth and my guest is Miss
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Isabella Rose. Let me just share a little bit about
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her from her early days as a Disney alum to
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now carving out her own lane in music. Isabella blend's
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soulful honesty with retro pop music, and she's giving us
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a sneak peek into her brand new single, Tipsy Truth,
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dropping November eleventh. I Know, I'm excited about it, a
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song that's all about being real, raw and unapologetically yourself.
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She is known for her lead role in the twenty
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twenty Disney Channel original movie Upside Down Magic. She was
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also chosen by Steven Spielberg to appear in the Apple
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TV anthology series Amazing Stories. So get ready for an
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inspiring and fun and soulful conversation with the amazing Isabella
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Rose right here on the successful women's show Welcome to
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our platform is a Bella Rose.
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Hi, Madeline, thank you so much for having me. I'm
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so excited.
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Wow, it is such a pleasure to have you here.
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I tell you what, I am excited to hear all
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about what's going on with you about your new single.
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So tell me you know many of our listeners, as
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I mentioned, remember you from your time with Disney. Can
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you share how that chapter in your life shape who
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you are today, both as a person and as an artist.
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M h yeah. So I can confidently say that Disney
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I think is the best platform to start as a kid,
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the best child platform, just because of how much they
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invest into you as a brand, and I think, you know,
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especially going independent after Disney with my music it had
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I really don't think I would have such a smooth
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journey if it wasn't for the things I learned with Disney.
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So I just I will forever hold those people dear
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to my heart that taught me those lessons while I
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was there at Disney.
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Absolutely so making that transition from acting to music, I
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know it's probably not always an easy transition. So what
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inspired you to step fully into the world of pop
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soul and start creating your own sound.
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I'm not gonna lie, it was kind of a ripple
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effect when it came to music. I did grow up
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with music. Like my grandpa. He was the background secret
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for Indentations, the Shylights and those great iconic groups back then.
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So I grew up with my family being like, we're
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going to teach you the ones that walked so you
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could run, and so all those people like I guess,
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you know, when the pandemic is really what kind of
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sparked that interest music? Is just I was. I don't know.
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I think a lot of people are going through change,
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a lot of like challenging times through the pandemic and
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the book was my safe haven, Like that's where I
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would go to just express myself when I didn't know
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how to. And I've never been good with words, so
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music is like that medicine for me. It's I'd rather
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say my complete thought in the song than say it
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out loud.
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Wow. Now I know that you've spoken on occasion about
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being proud of your roots and your individuality. How has
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your cultural background upbringing influenced your music and artistic vision.
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I think I've been so blessed. It's so crazy because
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when I was younger, I used to look at it
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as such a curse because I felt like I was
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told a lot of times of like what is especially
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when I entered music, what is your sound? And I
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grew up in a very diverse family, so I mean
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on my dad's side it would be like Regathon Batata
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and Romeo Son I was playing all the time. And
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then on my mom's side it was like so for
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Real and and and James Tarr, James Brown and all them.
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So I was just I had a very eclective taste
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at a very young age. But as I've gotten older,
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I see how that was such a blessing because even
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with my music. I feel like I put little flares
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of things that I like that I've heard, and I
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think that's what you're supposed to do as an artist.
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You don't want to sound like anybody else. So I
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think I'm really creating my own sound from where I
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came from.
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Wow, that's incredible. And and you know, to uh go off,
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because I know we were talking earlier before we came
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on camera, and you talked about the fact that it's you.
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You're doing it independently to tell us about that, you know,
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about the fact that you decided to you know, especially
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this new single that's coming out, Tipsy Truth.
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Mm hmm. Well, if anyone follows me on social media
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or checks on my social media, it's probably the top
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thing on there that all the videos are Tipsy Truth
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in the chorus. But it's because I really am just
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so proud of how that song came out, especially because
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coming from where I came from in such a big
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powerhouse and deciding to take that leap of faith really
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in that to do something unexpected and something that probably
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not many people would have the confidence to do. I
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wanted to do it and to see the reaction that
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Tipsy Truth is getting even having like being on your show.
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This is such a blessing and it's such an honor
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for me because this is coming all independently. It's me
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and my parents running this show, you know. So I'm
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just I'm so grateful for the reactions that it's got
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in supporters that are just as excited or tipsy truth
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as I am.
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Wow. Incredible. You know, in an industry that can sometimes
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pressure young artists to fit into certain how do you
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stay authentic and protect your creative voice.
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Hmmm, that's a great question. I think it definitely Hmmm.
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I would say that it took me a while to
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get here. I was very much people pleaser're growing up,
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especially coming from acting, validation is such a big thing,
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and with music it kind of gave me that control
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that I was longing for in acting because I was like, hey,
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I can make my own opportunities and you can't as
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well as in acting. But I'm just learning. I just
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learned that at the time that I got into music,
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and with music, I think it's just easier to make
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your own opportunities because of social media and how much
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leverage we have as artists. So I would just say, like, really,
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through this year, I got so into wanting to like
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being strict on what I want my sound. And that's
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why I'm so especially proud of Tipsy Truth is because
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this is raw, this is authentic, this is me. I
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wrote this song, I came up with the beat, me
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and my dad recording in the studio, you know. So
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it's just it's such a it's really vulnerable for me.
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Wow. So what advice would you give to maybe young
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women who are chasing their dreams sort of like you did,
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but struggling with self doubt and and and or fear
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of failure because you know, like you said, you went
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out on your own sort being independent with this new single,
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and so there had to be a certain level of
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oh okay, am I doing the right thing? So what
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would you say to young women who are struggling with
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self doubt and are fear of failure?
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Mm hmm. Well, the unfortunate thing is that's a thing
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that everyone deals with, no matter what path you choose.
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But I think I think it is a blessing and
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a curse because I think anyone with a creative mind
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were automatically we have something embedded in us where we
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are just our biggest critics, and honestly, I don't think
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we would have the icons that we have today, like
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Beyonce Michael Jackson if they weren't so hard on themselves
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because they always had this urge of reinventing themselves and
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wanting to become better. But it's about taking that mindset
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and making sure you have a healthy relationship with it.
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Because I definitely have that mindset, but I think you know,
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to keep a healthy relationship with it is just like
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doing things that you know you enjoy and that don't
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they don't ask anything from you. So for me, it's
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like for me that songwriting, for me, that's going out.
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I love nature. I've always been connected to nature, so
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going on on a nature walk. Those are so helpful.
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Just things that little things like that make such a
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big difference, especially when you're in a industry like this
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that changes so fast.
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Wow, now your sound blends retro pop and soul, which
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is two gendres full of emotion and storytelling. How do
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you approach writing a song that connects deeply while still
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keeping that fun modern edge to it.
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Well, I think that's me, Like you know, that's like
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I'm oh, I have always been an old soul, but
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I also have little elements where you can see my
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generation come out of me, you know, and not just
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fine like I'm a young teenager, and I think Tipsy
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Truth really embodied that feeling, and especially with like I
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even told my mom the other day when I was
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creating it, I was like, you know, there's there's hints
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of sixties, like a sixty vibe, especially in the chorus
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of tips the Truth. It just it gives like that,
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I don't know, it just gives it takes me back
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to that time and some of the things that they
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did with their with their music. And I really when
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I was recording in the studio, I wanted to keep
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that because that came authentic, and I was just like,
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I want to keep that, but I want to add
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a new sound to it. And by doing that, I
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thought of the pop So I wanted to make it fuller.
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I wanted to make it almost that sad girl lyrics
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that you could also dance too and scream in the
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car with your friends and your girls.
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Now I know that there there was a process. I
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know you had the different things that you just mentioned,
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but I know that you had a sort of I
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would say maybe a discipline process. Can you walk us
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through your creative process. Where do you find the inspiration?
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Is it from your personal experiences observation, or is it
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just from your you know, imagination.
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Honestly, that's such a trick question because every single song
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is different, and I think that's the special thing about it,
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specifically with tipsy Truth. A lot of the songs that
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I create they come from a story of mine in
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a personal experience, but with this is actually was observing.
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It was from me observing my friends and during the time,
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they had all kind of been going through where they
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wanted to text their ex, you know, and we were
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all kind of one of my friends were going through
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that situation like that where she went to text her
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ex and meet all my friends and I were like,
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don't text him, don't text him, Like, don't do it.
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You know.
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It's a universal experience with girls and even boys too.
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And I thought when I went home, I think it
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was probably like ten o'clock at night, and I was
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just like, it would be such a cool concept to
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write a song about someone wanting to talk to somebody