"We have never thought of ourselves as weird, but are often described that way. Our music and fashion are an extension of our creative experimentation and as artists we're constantly exploring and expressing ourselves—we don't like to follow trends and we love putting odd bits and pieces together. We're not too concerned if our music doesn't fall into a particular genre, but we'd probably describe it as alternative-pop-punk. Some dig it, some hate it, and that's just how it goes! We just really enjoy making music and creating different looks with makeup and clothing, and if that makes us weird, so be it." “People would like to think pacifists are these peaceful, calm people. I'm a pacifist [and] I'm so angry at how unjust systems are. That's within CDA, within the DNC, within institutional problems in America.”Harris tellsTeen Vogue It’s been 45 minutes since we got off our Zoom call and Kehlani’s been tweeting. For the past week she’s stuck to the script of promoting her albumIt Was Good Until It Wasn’t Kim. With 45.5 million followers, she barely outpaces Kim's 45.4 million. What tipped her over the edge? Maybe it was all the photos of her cats, Meredith Grey and Olivia Benson, or the candid snapshots of her squad hanging out in her apartment. Maybe it was the promise to see more cute interactions between Taylor and her boyfriend, Calvin Harris. Or maybe it was this epic sweater a fanknitted