I learned about my fears, I learned about my insecurities. While Chrisette acknowledges that it was the wrong thing to do, she says she doesn’t regret it. I was trying to be something and he already was. So the difference between me and Travis was he was very secur e and I was petrified. So you can’t stand on that stage insecure.

They may not realize that’s the subconscious of who you are but they can see the insecurity. Because people notice when you are wanting to be a part of something. And when you are trying to be validated, you will quickly be rejected. My mistake in my personal growth journey with the inauguration was wanting to be seen as a good person.

That moment was the moment where I learned how petrified I am of rejection. Be consistent if we’re going to do it.Ĭhrisette: I don’t know for sure if it was a gender issue. I mean, some of our prominent Black men can go and kiss 45 on the forehead and were still winning Grammy’s and we’re calling him the greatest of all time. Terrell: There is a difference in tone in how we treat our Black men and our Black women. Were we singing his song? Did he start the first verse? Was I singing back up with a choir that still sings to this day? I just want to know why no one saw them? My question has always been, what was Travis Greene’s intention because his album became number one. While she’s spoken before about her decision and intention of performing at a 2016 Trump inauguration event, during a recent interview with Terrell for his YouTube channel, Chrisette Michele went in depth about her decision, the affects of the cancelation on her psyche and relationships and what she’s learned about herself in the process since.

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