Since voting is closed, here’s a quick flex from me and my mini team. We dropped like 18M votes for Lisa at the VMAs across Best Pop and Best K-pop. Really hope she takes the trophy home, but honestly, no matter the outcome, I’m so proud of her @wearelloud 🫶
.@Reuters: What surprised you most about yourself making this documentary?
#LISA: Being able to open up to my fans and have them see behind-the-scenes stuff. Even though my old archive videos from when I was little are so embarrassing. Like, what is that fashion? Mom, why do you do this to me?
R: Speaking of your mom — she and your step-dad were a big part of this documentary. What did that mean for you?
L: They've been my biggest supporters since day one because they trusted me since the start. If it weren't for them, I wouldn't be able to do this. I mean, to send your daughter to another country alone when she was only 14. I don't think it was easy for them to do that. But they trust me so much and they want me to do whatever I want to do. I'm here now, and they're super proud.
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.@Reuters: Before you went on stage for your solo performance at Coachella, you mentioned something you do before every performance, which is to invite your grandpa and dance teacher, both of whom have since passed away, to join you. Tell me about why you do that.
#LISA: I'm super close with my grandpa and during COVID, I couldn't go back (to see him in Thailand), and that's when he passed away. He was always my biggest supporter; he always believed in me. And teacher Nok, I think he's one of the key people that made me, me today. I just want to invite them to come and see me perform because he didn't have a chance to see me here today, so that's why I’m always like, "Hey, come watch me. I'm gonna do this here, just watch."
I feel like they're my guardian angels.
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