Sorry to the guy in the front row…

Okay, so you guys know that line in 'Slay,' right? The one about 'shake it whatever your mama gave you'? Honestly, that lyric is one of my absolute favorites to perform live! It's more than just words; it's an anthem for self-love and embracing everything that makes you, YOU. Every time I sing it, especially when I'm on stage and the bassline drops, I just feel this incredible surge of girl power and female empowerment radiating through the crowd. It’s truly a hype-up song designed to make everyone feel confident and ready to conquer the world. I remember writing 'Slay' vividly. I wanted to create something that would make people hit play and immediately feel good, something that encourages you to let loose and own your vibe. The whole idea behind 'now let me see you shake it and turn the music up' is exactly that – an invitation to throw your worries aside, get lost in the music, and just move! It's about celebrating your uniqueness, whatever that looks like. And trust me, when I see you all dancing and feeling the rhythm, it fuels my performance even more. Performing this song live is an experience like no other. The energy is always off the charts! There’s something so powerful about seeing everyone in the audience, from the front row to the back, getting into the groove, shaking it, and just having a blast. That’s why I love making eye contact – it’s a way to truly connect with you all and share that moment of pure joy. Sometimes, it leads to hilarious situations, like my little 'sorry' moment, but those are the memories that make live shows so special. My goal as a female artist is always to create new music that resonates, that uplifts, and that makes you feel strong. 'Slay' was crafted to be that go-to track when you need a confidence boost or just want to feel good. The lyrics about what 'your mama gave you' are all about embracing your natural self, your quirks, your strengths – everything that makes you authentically you. It’s a reminder that we all have something amazing to celebrate. So, next time you're listening to 'Slay,' or any pop music that gets you moving, I want you to really lean into that feeling. Don't be afraid to clap, dance, and yes, literally 'shake it whatever your mama gave you!' Turn the music up loud, let the bassline take over, and just enjoy the moment. That's the magic I hope to share with every single one of you. Thanks for always bringing the incredible energy to my shows and for supporting my new music!