the festival isn't streaming live this weekend, but luckily, several fans captured the performance on video for the rest of us who weren't able to see it go down IRL. Here's hoping there's more music from KJ in the future — who knows, maybe a whole album will be in store at some point down the line. Hey, we can dream, can't we?Twitter contentView on TwitterTwitter contentView on TwitterInstagram contentView on InstagramInstagram contentView on InstagramRelated:KJ Apa Is Going Back to the Big Screen inThe Hate U GiveCheck This Out:Cardi B and Offsetwelcomed their second child We caught up with the 17-year-old singer-slash-actress about her hot record, acting debut, and the song she can't stop singing. "So many movements like this can easily become partisan," he said. "And, when it comes to politicians, we clearly stand against politicians receiving money from lobbyists like the NRA." Says Lily Wobbe, 17, a student journalist who is part of the New Voices coalition in Kentucky, “The media is such a crucial part of democracy, and if us students learn how to contribute to this democracy while we’re still in school, we’ll be so much better equipped when we eventually fill the roles of professional journalists.” She continues, “There’s no reason we should be censored and prevented from covering things like gun control or racism or climate change, because these things impact our lives just as much as they impact adults’ lives.”