Women Are Still Second-class Citizens.

The Thing I Get Out Of It Is The Connection. I Remember Going To Shows As A Kid And Meeting Eyes With The People In The Band, And Knowing They Are Meeting Eyes With You, And That Moment, That Smile, And That's Your Moment. I Want To Create Millions Of Little Moments For Other People.

Girls Have Got Balls. They're Just A Little Higher Up, That's All.

It's Hard To Have A Dialogue When You're Name-calling.

I Went From A Naive, Regular Girl In High School To Trying To Realize My Dream. When My Family Moved From The East Coast To California, I Thought In My Little Brain, "wow, I'm Going To Hollywood. I Could Actually Make This Happen." It Was Easier For Me To Think It's Possible Living In A Place Like Los Angeles Than Trying To Do It In Suburban Maryland.

Well You Know I've Been In That Place Too Where You Worry About What Everybody Thinks Of You, Am I Popular, Do People Care, Are They Looking At Me, All That Stuff. That's A Drag, Man. Having To Worry About Fitting In, Am I Cool Enough To Anything.