"In that song in particular, I speak about my grandparents and the fact that they came here for a better life. They didn't know the language, and they learned it. They didn't have any form of transportation, and they figured it out. They had a family, and they made sure that their children had the best that they could supply for them — although it wasn't much. And they made something out of nothing, and I had to do the same thing, but in my own way. I started at the most difficult time in my life. I was 9 years old, which is so young, and we were living in my grandparent's converted garage. The percentage of chance that getting a record deal could actually happen was small, and I actually did it. I think this generation has done so many things to prove people wrong on stereotypes. And we're not doing it because we're trying to prove people wrong, but simply because we're doing things that we love to do."
