Quotes About Inspiration

I think our agenda is very aspirational.

I'm not afraid of having an agenda. I do have an agenda. It's a positive agenda.

I tell my agent that I want to read everything.

In 2005, I did a lot on 'Habibi' and a lot of business stuff. I got an agent that year.

I grew up listening to so much different pop and stuff other than just aggressive music.

Most of my songs start out as being very aggressive and guitar-driven.

I just want to be Patty McCormack. I want to spend every year aging the way she has.

I think there'll always be a kid with a guitar with a song in his heart that's going to turn me on - that's as far as I can see. Whether lots of people agree with that, I'm not sure.

After I saw 'Katha Parayumbol,' I agreed to do the Tamil adaptation of the film.

I don't know what aids creativity. All I know is that it feels natural to hold a guitar in my hands and sing.

Our aim is to bring everyone together through BABYMETAL's music.

For me, the aim of making any film like this, any film about an artist, would be to send you back to the art.

My aim is always just to get one person a day to exercise and cook healthy food.

They say aim for the stars, but I want to aim beyond the stars.

I'm not aiming to be someone like Christina Aguilera.

I love telling stories. I don't really think in terms of clear 'aims.'

Growing up, I didn't really know who the Tuskegee Airmen were.

I like to write on tour busses and airplanes. Something about moving.

Sometimes, when you go to airport and look at the people, you see the worst looks - but the worst looks can give you more ideas than the best looks.

From the time I was a little itty-bitty kid, I was going to the airport every day. I began to study all the airplanes, and I'd draw all the airplanes.

As a DJ you spend a lot of time on your own, in airports, away from friends, away from your home. That can have a big impact.

I like Al Purdy.

My feeling about Al Ain was very positive, was very good, and if my feeling wasn't like that I would never have come.

We wrote 'Tush' at a soundcheck in Alabama in about six or eight minutes.