We have learned and evolved from other peoples’ perspectives on various topics. We can’t only surround ourselves with like-minded people. Having in-depth conversations with other men and women with opposing viewpoints is so important as well. Are you criticising a female artist’s mode of dress, but you wouldn’t think twice about it when you see a man on stage taking off his shirt? Or do you assume that when a female has a successful record, this is because it was written and facilitated by a man? Or, why don’t you think women can have reproductive rights? It starts internally with just becoming more aware of your thoughts and realizing when you are being judgmental of someone.
What advice would you give to men? Or what do you hope men can understand with regards to feminism? The next step is creating a safe and non-judgmental place for boys and adult men to seek help, therapy, or share their stories about their confrontations in hopes of them healing, and empowering other victims to heal as well. We also would like to mention that this issue does not only pertain to females who have encountered sexual assault, but males are too often the victims as well. The more people who are educated on the reality of today’s world, the more we can continue to figure out ways to keep growing and affecting positive change as a society. Comprising the sisterly duo of Jahan and Yasmine Yousaf, Krewella burst into the electronic music tribe’s consciousness after their high-octane set at the 2013 edition of Ultra Music Festival.Their debut album Get Wet that followed a few months after the memorable set charted in Billlboard’s top 10 within its first week of release. Every single women and man that it using the hashtag to share their story or to align themselves with the movement is creating more awareness about a topic that should no longer be taboo to talk about publicly. The movement is a true testament of the power of social media today and how we can utilise this tool to shed light in issues, like sexual assault/inequality/double standards, that many people feel vulnerable and ashamed to talk about. Regarding creative differences, of course they exist, but we are constantly learning when to let go and when to fight for an idea or concept that we believe in.īeing two female personalities, what are your thoughts on the #metoo movement? But we are aware and always find ways to work through the push and pull. Just like Mother Nature we are sometimes very much in sync, and sometimes out of sync. We pretty much do everything together, from creating, to living together, traveling, business, family, leisure, hobbies.
I can’t think of anyone else in the world who might know me better. But for all of that, it hasn’t gotten them down.What is your relationship like as sisters?
Jahan explains that it means to put everything you’ve got into your goals and dreams Yasmine describes it as “jumping in and living without fear.” And for these girls, they’ve faced their fair share of criticism and derision from the general public. Of EDC NY, they said that it was incredible to look out into the crowd and see all the signs and shirts that fans wear to represent their fandom. When asked who their music is for, they predictably answered “for ourselves, and for our fans.” Krewella are known to cherish their fans deeply, so it’s no surprise that they pay so much attention to them in the crowd.
Says Jahan, “At least for Yasmine, she’s the same kid that I know if anything, she’s just more wise and intelligent, and learns from her experience, and hasn’t let any touring lifestyle affect who she is inside.” But they’re most proud of the fact that the fame hasn’t changed them. The sisters have made a career out of doing what they love, like any other producer out there. This most recent one is an extended interview with none other than Krewella.
#KREWELLA GET WET SHIRT SERIES#
Golf Cart Confessions is a series from Insomniac wherein artists are interviewed as they ride on golf carts to or from their sets at various Insomniac festivals.
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