“Many of our important social policies in the United States have begun at the state level,” Heymann said. “So states taking action to address important health needs, important population needs, in this case, the needs of children and youth, is both critically important and very likely, in the long run, to contribute to other states having the courage to take action and, eventually, national action.” It certainly sounds like Joe has a healthy and mature outlook on the situation. As anyone who has been through a breakup knows, sometimes you need an outlet, like writing songs or venting in a journal. And it's always a little cringe-worthy to look back on something that was written in a moment of heartbreak. So we definitely can understand why he wouldn't want to put those songs on DNCE's new album — but we have a feeling what does make the cut will sound just as great as "Toothbrush."Related: "Always fun writing a song that's gonna piss someone off." He finished the tweet with that sly-smiling emoji.Twitter contentView on TwitterAnd let's not forget about Joe's responses inthe game of "Shag, Marry, Kill" Correction: This article initially misspelled the first names of Alejandra Gomez and Tomás Robles Jr., and had an incorrect title for AAPI's for Civic Empowerment.Want more fromTeen Vogue? Check this out: