Yeah, it's so true. I think that I grew up feeling that way too, because when I grew up there was no Korean popular culture in America. So I grew up relating to Japanese culture quite a bit because it felt like the closest thing I had. I think I kind of put it off of that. It's frustrating because a lot of people just assume that I'm Japanese, even though I'm very vocal about being Korean. I wanted to try to bring my identity and my culture to light with the "Everybody Wants To Love You" video, and I talk quite a bit about my culture. How'd your parents feel about that? Were they like supportive?MZ: Though neither Sofia Richie nor Justin Bieber have so much as explained why they're hanging out in Japan together and posting tons of photos of each other on their Instagrams (other than the fact that they're both very famous people, so like, hey, why not?), the model is already using the L-word...but it might not be to Justin at all. How did you get started making music? And where this particular project come from?Michelle Zauner: