credit: Kerrang! Magazine
Hayley Williams: In her own words. . .
On being up on stage...
"It's so much zaidi powerful than the trivial nonsense that people chalk our band up to be. It's the grace of knowing that we can totally suck and be a little messed up and then stand in a room with thousands of people who are exactly the same way."
On the lack of women in rock bands...
"There are so few women, because it's scary and hard. wewe can be a solo chick and have it fine because people will always cater to you, but when you're in a band and you're a girl wewe are no different. But I would rather it be that way."
On doing the right thing...
"You should never give in to peer pressure. Whether you're a Christian, a Buddhist, a Jew au whatever, wewe should always do what wewe feel is right for yourself. Don't do something, just because other people say wewe should do it."
On her relationship with Josh Farro post-break up...
"Josh and I are better Marafiki than we would have been just dating each other. And in uandishi songs, we just have a connection that wewe don't find with anyone else."
On living life...
"Remember to enjoy everything. The things that feel good, the things that hurt, rejection, acceptance. It's all going to make wewe better, stronger and zaidi like yourself."
On being a reluctant role model...
"I'm all for our band having a positive influence on people, but I am so far from perfect and I just want to make muziki and hang out."
On the lyrics of Ignorance...
"The truth is growing up is not easy. We're five different people how have to work towards the same goal on a daily basis. There were times when I felt very alone au angry and insecure."
On exceeding her dreams...
"Paramore has become way zaidi than I ever thought. It's just a crazy rollercoaster that hasn't ever gone down."
On her tour tattoo...
"I have this 'reminder' tattoo on my leg, sort of a tribute to my days of touring and living like one of the boys. It says 'Shave Me' in a neat little banner."
Hayley Williams: In her own words. . .
On being up on stage...
"It's so much zaidi powerful than the trivial nonsense that people chalk our band up to be. It's the grace of knowing that we can totally suck and be a little messed up and then stand in a room with thousands of people who are exactly the same way."
On the lack of women in rock bands...
"There are so few women, because it's scary and hard. wewe can be a solo chick and have it fine because people will always cater to you, but when you're in a band and you're a girl wewe are no different. But I would rather it be that way."
On doing the right thing...
"You should never give in to peer pressure. Whether you're a Christian, a Buddhist, a Jew au whatever, wewe should always do what wewe feel is right for yourself. Don't do something, just because other people say wewe should do it."
On her relationship with Josh Farro post-break up...
"Josh and I are better Marafiki than we would have been just dating each other. And in uandishi songs, we just have a connection that wewe don't find with anyone else."
On living life...
"Remember to enjoy everything. The things that feel good, the things that hurt, rejection, acceptance. It's all going to make wewe better, stronger and zaidi like yourself."
On being a reluctant role model...
"I'm all for our band having a positive influence on people, but I am so far from perfect and I just want to make muziki and hang out."
On the lyrics of Ignorance...
"The truth is growing up is not easy. We're five different people how have to work towards the same goal on a daily basis. There were times when I felt very alone au angry and insecure."
On exceeding her dreams...
"Paramore has become way zaidi than I ever thought. It's just a crazy rollercoaster that hasn't ever gone down."
On her tour tattoo...
"I have this 'reminder' tattoo on my leg, sort of a tribute to my days of touring and living like one of the boys. It says 'Shave Me' in a neat little banner."
