MUNA Corrects Coachella Reporter Who Calls Them Ladies
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The interviewer Nicole Alvarez greeted them by saying “Hi, girls.” The band members did not initially appropriate her when she mentioned that.
However, Nicole then mentioned, “I had you girls choose some playing cards. I did not wanna do a sit down severe something — simply wanna ask enjoyable inquiries to get to know you a special method.”
Katie then took the mic and mentioned, “Ok, to start with, I wanna say — and this can be just a little awkward, however — we do not all determine as women.”
“When folks discuss with us, we simply ask that they are saying ‘y’all’ or ‘you guys.’ I feel that is truly superb to have in an interview.” Naomi (within the hat) agreed that they assume it is a good second to have.
The interviewer then mentioned, “I need this to remain that method. I feel lots of people are afraid to have that dialog to occur, in order that we’re conscious from the get-go.”
Katie responded, “It would not mirror on anyone. Everybody makes these errors. It’s a totally harmless factor. I feel what we have to do extra of is, ‘Hey, it’s very chill. This is the way in which we want it.'”
