Audrey Hobert says she “never intended to become a songwriter” and originally aspired to be a screenwriter.
One night it all changed. “Gracie’s cousin came over and was telling us a story and said something that we both found funny,” Hobert recalls. “We repeated it to each other in song, and then sat down that day and wrote a song for fun. Then we just kept playing it.”
Audrey Hobert tells Cosmopolitan that she isn’t upset by criticism:
“No one’s ever said anything that’s made me upset. I think that’s probably due to the fact that I just don’t fundamentally agree with an opinion of me if it’s bad.”
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