Betty Who
Betty Who on her new music, connection to the LGBTQ community and Market Days
“I am really proud of everything I am doing right now. I feel very grown up, which is strange to say.”
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Music interviews from GoPride's conversations with artists, creators and community voices.
Betty Who
“I am really proud of everything I am doing right now. I feel very grown up, which is strange to say.”
Jessica Sanchez
“We need more love and more acceptance. I’m a full supporter of the LGBT community.”
DJ Joe Gauthreaux
“Chicago is always one of my favorite cities, because I feel like we understand each other musically.”
Carlito Olivero
“ If you love it, you can do it.”
Belinda Carlisle
“The LGBT community has been a big support from the very beginning.”
Allie X
“I feel I have the taste of a gay man!”
Noah Kahan
“I want people to know that I’m always going to be honest to myself.”
ALMA
“I think everywhere I go more than 80% of my fans are gay”
Kate Nash
“Making art is an amazing thing to do, so if anyone sucks the life out of it I want to remove them from my life.”
Danny Burgos
“We played [Beauty & the Beast] at the Cadillac Palace as well and I really love Chicago. It has a really special place in my heart.”
Jerry Mitchell
“It's about finding those moments in the film that I think deserve song and deserve to be told in a theatrical way that's different from the film”
Therese Plaehn
“my biggest challenge is rising to her and rising to her reality”
John Michael Dias
“It doesn't feel like as much of a job when you're doing it for people that love it”
John Ambrosino
“Fly the W in everything you do in life, even before it happens!”
Aluna Francis
“I have a shower singing voice.”
Cartreze Tucker
“It was like people on TV that look like me and they are singing songs and they are dancing. That was life changing.”
Bishop Briggs
“I loved the idea of all of us having this dark side that is giving it a face.”
Jonathan Jackson
“There was a time where it was three men and a baby”
Mondo Cozmo
“We come out and punch you in the mouth nonstop.”
Skott
“When I started writing songs it was instrumental video game music that I was producing when I was 13 years old.”