True creative breakthroughs for an artist are found in mundane, low-tech environments rather than in romanticized or high-pressure professional settings.

“I look back if I do a inventory of the most creative explosions and the most periods of creativity in my life, it's always found in the mundane. It's always found in cold temperatures. It's always found when there's no Wi-Fi.”

She views comedy as a form of healing and a way to make people's days better.

“comedy is healing when you laugh when you you know joke it's it's making somebody's day”

Danny Brown believes that artists must be willing to abandon their concern for being perceived as 'cool' to avoid stagnating their creative and personal growth.

“I think a lot of times where I just was close minded about [ __ ] and just me thinking I'm too cool for the [ __ ] Now >> [clears throat] >> I'm in my 40s you can't be cool in your 40s no more. It goes away.”

Sebastian Murphy believes that creative expression and music should be rooted in topics and ideas that the artist personally finds amusing.

“I think it's just stupid [ __ ] that I think about and that I think is funny, you know, or like I'll I'll be obsessed with like one thing for a while, you know, I'll get obsessed with shrimp for a while and then I'll get obsessed with [laughter] I'll get obsessed with with sports or yeah.”

Bringing creative ideas to life requires active effort and execution rather than merely discussing them.

“don't talk about it just do it don't talk about it be about it”