not by bigger labels. I think in the end it's about following your gut and I think it's all about vision, because you need to define your vision from the beginning. And it's also about being flexible. Not changing your vision, but you grow, you evolve, so your vision is going to evolve, but there's still going to be that core value in that vision. So for me, I don't want to compromise so much of my art. It also depends what you do. If you have more of a social or a political message, or if you're out there to share things and make people question, that's a different intention than entertainment. I don't see myself as a performer or an entertainer. I may take you some other place, but I don't see myself like that. So in the end it depends how much you want to compromise, and the more you place in that or the more you decide to devote yourself to that career the more you might have to compromise. I can't say what I will do or not, but I like to keep control on my beliefs and I'm very conscious of the image and the manipulating that people want to do, especially as a woman performer.