Aug. 23, 2026

LØLØ Talks Warped Tour, Disney Covers, and Embracing Emotions with Pipeman

LØLØ Talks Warped Tour, Disney Covers, and Embracing Emotions with Pipeman

In this lively interview, Pipeman sits down with Canadian artist LØLØ at the Warped Tour in Montreal. They discuss LØLØ’s experience performing at the festival, her connection to Canadian music, creative influences from Disney to Broadway to punk, and the importance of expressing emotions through music. LØLØ also shares details about her headline tour, new album, and how fans can connect and support her work.Main Topics Covered

  • Performing at Warped Tour Montreal and its local Canadian impact
  • The story behind LØLØ's unique tie, made by a Toronto designer
  • LØLØ's Disney punk covers, specifically "Let It Go" for Mickey Goes Punk
  • Childhood inspirations: Shirley Temple, The Wizard of Oz, and Wicked
  • The appeal of nuanced storytelling in musicals and movies like Wicked and Joker
  • DC vs. Marvel and refusing to pick sides in music or comics
  • LØLØ's musical influences, particularly Green Day’s "American Idiot"
  • The role of emotional honesty in LØLØ's music and the transformative power of performing live
  • Details on LØLØ's upcoming headline tour and how to connect with her online
Key Discussions & StoriesWarped Tour Experience & Canadian Pride
  • LØLØ expresses excitement about playing Warped Tour in Canada as a Canadian artist 00:30.
  • Pipeman and LØLØ reflect on the festival’s emphasis on supporting local and Canadian bands 01:38.
Signature Style: The Tie Story
  • LØLØ explains the origin of her custom tie, designed and hand-made by a Toronto designer after she requested additional colors for Warped Tour appearances 02:06.
Disney Goes Punk & Covering "Let It Go"
  • LØLØ discusses participating in the Disney Mickey Goes Punk project, joining artists like Simple Plan and New Found Glory, and choosing the challenging "Let It Go" for her contribution 02:44.
Early Musical & Theatrical Influences
  • Fond memories of watching Shirley Temple movies and The Wizard of Oz with her grandfather, inspiring her to take up singing, dancing, and acting 03:50.
  • LØLØ describes Wicked as her favorite musical and delves into her fascination with origin stories and understanding how characters become who they are 04:34.
Embracing Both Sides: DC, Marvel, and Music Genres
  • Pipeman and LØLØ agree on not picking sides between DC and Marvel, or between punk and metal, emphasizing the importance of varied interests and creative freedom 07:48.
Musical Influences & Life-Changing Moments
  • LØLØ credits Green Day’s "American Idiot" and Billie Joe Armstrong as pivotal in shaping her path toward Warped Tour and the punk scene 08:39.
The Power of Emotional Honesty in Music
  • LØLØ recounts writing her album "Falling for Robots and Wishing I Was One" about feeling overemotional and learning, through live performance, to embrace those feelings openly 10:00.
  • Pipe Man compares music to therapy for both artist and listener 10:53.
Upcoming Projects & How to Connect
  • Announcement of LØLØ’s headline tour promoting her new album "God Forbid a Girl Spits Out Her Feelings," running September 17 (Toronto) to October 26 (Boston) 11:27.
  • Social media and merch links provided for fans to support LØLØ 11:48.
Notable Quotes
  • “Canadians are, you know, they're really down to support other Canadians. I felt very loved.” – LØLØ 01:31
  • “I was very honored when Mickey Mouse himself asked me, and I got to sing Let It Go… This song is so hard to sing.” – LØLØ 03:05
  • “I wanted to be in tap dancing classes, acting classes, and singing lessons. I just wanted to be Shirley Temple.” – LØLØ 04:08
  • “I think a lot of times they want to put you in the box as an artist, but to me, an artist wants to experiment and go outside that box and just create.” – Pipeman 08:09
  • “I went on tour and performed that album, and…I saw everyone…singing with me, crying with me, screaming with me. In that moment…I’m so happy that I’m a human, that we get to all feel these things.” – LØLØ 10:30
Resources & Links Mentioned
  • LØLØ website (merch, tour dates, socials): www.itslolomusic.com 11:48
  • Instagram: @lolo (L-O-L-O) 11:57
  • X/Twitter & TikTok: @lolopopgirl (L-O-L-O-P-O-P-G-U-R-L) 12:01
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Hi, you're listening to Adventure on W4CY Radio. This is

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Pipe Man here on the Adventure's Pipe Man W4CY Radio,

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and I'm here with..

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Lolo.

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Nice. Here at Warped Tour Montreal. Wow. How's that feel?

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It feels awesome. It's nice to do a Warped Tour

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in Canada, honestly, as a Canadian.

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I love it.

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See? And it's pretty cool. I think this is like

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the first time in Montreal, right? They used to do

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it in Quebec.

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Oh, really?

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But I don't know if they ever did in Montreal before.

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I'm not sure, actually.

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I think this is like the first time. This is

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a cool freaking venue, though. This is great. I couldn't

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believe it when I got here. I'm like, oh, man,

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I forgot my skateboard. It looks like one big skateboard.

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Park to me.

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You know?

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It's really sick.

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And I loved, like for me... I do a lot

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of festivals. This was the easiest one to get to.

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I walked across the street from the hotel, got on

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the metro, and then I'm like, oh, man, I get here.

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How do I find credentials? And boom, I got off

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the metro and was right there.

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Amazing. I love that for you.

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You know? Yeah. How has your experience been here today?

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My experience has been really good.

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Honestly, we came yesterday because I sang with All Time Low,

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and so then we kind of knew the lay of

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the land today. The set was amazing. It was completely full.

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I feel like Canadians are, you know, they're really down

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to support other Canadians.

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I felt very loved.

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Yeah, and I find that what's cool about this Warped Tour,

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just in my experiences, that It promotes a lot of

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local Canadian bands, Montreal bands that maybe you don't have

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at other festivals where it's so local like that. Yeah.

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So it's kind of cool. As big of a festival

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as it is, it's still local.

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I love that.

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Right? I love your tie, by the way. Oh, my God.

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Thank you.

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Tell everybody about your tie.

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So, actually, I got it.

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From this store in Toronto called U3. And this Toronto

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designer designed it. They were selling these ties, and I

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got one in red. And then I messaged the store,

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and I was like, I need one in other colors

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so I can wear it to different Warped Tours.

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Yeah. And so she made this from scratch. It's sick, right?

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I love it.

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It's, like, unbelievable. Yeah.

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She did a really good job.

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So, tell me also about, like... What's really cool is

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you did a whole bunch of Disney covers, too. And

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tell me what your thought process was there, because that's

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kind of badass. It's like mixing both worlds.

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Yeah, well, I mean, I'm definitely a Disney adult. I

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would say that's for sure. But yeah, Simple Plan, I guess,

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was doing the Disney Mickey Goes Punk thing. and newfound

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glory was doing it and i heard about it and

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then they asked me to do it and i was

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like what are you sure like those guys and me

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and i was very honored when mickey mouse himself asked

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me and i got to sing i got to sing

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let it go which was uh i chose that song

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and then as i was singing it i was like

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this is a terrible idea this song is so hard

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to sing.

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I was gonna say I was going to say, you've

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got to be an incredible artist to do that song.

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Thank you.

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It was definitely, I was like, I have my work

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cut out for me, but it turned out really well.

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I'm super happy with it.

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So I saw something that really surprised me that was

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super cool, but I want to know how it came

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about for you. You idolize Shirley Temple. Yes. How did

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that come about besides drinking a Shirley Temple?

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Yeah, my favorite drink to this day.

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Right? I wouldn't know many people that would even know

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who that is anymore.

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Yeah, so my grandfather, when I was little, he showed

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me two things.

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One, the Wizard of Oz on repeat.

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And then we would also watch Shirley Temple movies and

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I wanted to be exactly her and my hair my

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natural hair is really curly and at the time when

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I was a little kid I was really short so

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I kind of looked like her and so I told

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my mom I was like I want to be in

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tap dancing classes acting classes and singing lessons and I

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just wanted to be Shirley Temple and that kind of

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got me into the musical theater kind of Broadway like

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I just wanted to be her and I wanted to

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be an actor as a singer and yeah so I

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thank my grandfather for showing me all those videos nice

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to watch them together.

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And since you watched Wizard of Oz, how would you

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compare Wizard of Oz to Wicked?

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I mean, Wicked is my all-time favorite musical, favorite story.

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I mean, I do have to say I think I

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like Wicked better than Wizard of Oz because I think

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it's so cool.

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Like, I love... You know, in Wizard of Oz, you

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obviously think the Wicked Witch is wicked. And you're scared.

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As a kid, I was scared of her.

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And then to learn that she's actually the good one,

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it was just mind-blowing. So I really love things like that. Like,

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I also love the Joker movie. So, you know, like,

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you get to see, like, why. I really love, like,

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why did people become the way they are? You know,

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I'm fascinated by that. So, yeah, I just love it.

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See, I love that because I just recently watched the

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second Wicked movie where even me, I was like, oh

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my God, I didn't know the Wicked Witch of the

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West was not wicked.

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Yeah, it's mind-blowing.

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When you said that, that's what I was relating to

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because I was watching and I'm going, wow, now that's

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a cool backstory right there.

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Really cool.

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You know?

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And they explain every little thing, like how the scarecrow,

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how the timid, like, they did such a good job.

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Totally. And then, of course, I love that you mentioned

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Joker because I'm a total Harley Quinn fanatic.

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Oh, nice.

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You know? And, of course, that goes with Joker. Like,

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It's kind of wild to me, like, the two of

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them in some weird way for me is, like, that represents, like,

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really love.

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Because there's just, like, that unconditional and, like, what Harley

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Quinn did to prove her love to Joker. But then,

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like you said, the Joker movie where you kind of

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see where it came about, like, If you just read

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comic books or saw the Batman movies, you wouldn't know

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that stuff.

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For sure.

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Now, I'll tell you a secret most people don't know.

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My radio moniker, it matches my name, but a lot

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of my radio personality, not interviews, but on my regular

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live show, patterns after Dark Knight. Not Batman, but Dark Knight.

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Love that. Because he's a little different. Even though it's

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the same character, Dark Knight is... The real brooding, like..

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That's awesome.

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Mental, like, things going on type of thing. And I

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do stuff on my show, like..

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Oh, that's awesome.

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I call my phone... I could show you the name

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on my phone called the Pipe Phone.

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Oh, I love that.

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And my... Where I am is the Pipe Cave where

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I live.

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I love that.

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And I do all that stuff, you know? And it...

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People that know, if they listen to my intro to

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my show, there is a little bit of Batman or

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the Dark Knight in the music. Just a little bit

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that if you know, you know. I love that. That

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type of thing. Since you mentioned that, would you say

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you're DC or Marvel or both?

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Maybe both.

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I mean, I, but I haven't seen any of the

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Spider-Man's besides the Tobey Maguire one, which I know I

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have to, but like, I just love Tobey Maguire so

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much as Spider-Man that I don't even want to know

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another story.

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Right.

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But I do, I'm going to watch it now. I

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feel like I need to see the Tom Holland versions.

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And you know what? I'm both too. See, that's why

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I think about anything. Why do you have to pick

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a side? I don't have to be DC or Marvel.

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I can be both. I don't have to be punk

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or metal. I can be both. I don't have to

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be this or that, no matter what it is. We're humans.

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We have varied interests.

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For sure.

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And as an artist, I think a lot of times

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they want to put you in the box as an artist,

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but To me, an artist wants to experiment and go

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outside that box and just create, you know, type of thing. So,

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who would you say, or what was the moment that

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you would say in all your life that led to

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Warped Tour, if you were to pick one moment?

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That led to me playing at Warped Tour?

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Yes.

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Hmm.

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I mean..

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Probably when I was a very young child listening to

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American Idiot by Green Day. That's what really got me

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into this music, into the whole scene. So I would

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definitely credit it to Billy Joe Armstrong.

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And you know what's funny about that? is last year

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I was doing coverage at Download. Green Day was headlining.

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I saw them play. It was awesome.

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And they played American Idiot, and I felt perfectly comfortable

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running through Download as an American in the UK yelling out,

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I'm not an American idiot. I love that.

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That's incredible.

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Because sometimes we're kind of idiots nowadays. Not sometimes. Sometimes.

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That's why I like coming to places like this because

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Canadians are the coolest people. They're so nice.

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We're pretty cool. And you're definitely cool. Thank you. And

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some of the best artists, I think, come out of Canada.

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I'm like, I always say, how are Canadian artists so good,

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so artistic?

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I think it's kind of the cold weather.

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I was just about to say we're stuck inside in

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the cold.

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Yeah, totally. So you want to spit out your feelings,

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don't you? I I love to do it tell me about.

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That um I think in the past I was kind

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of like ashamed to be so over emotional over sensitive

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and I was trying to like hide that and kind

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of was always wishing like oh why am I so

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why am I like this like my life would be

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easier if I wasn't like this but um And I

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wrote a whole album about it, and it was called

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Falling for Robots.

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And Wishing I Was One.

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and I looked out into the crowd while I was

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singing the songs, and I saw everyone.

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a human, that we get to all feel these things

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at the same time. And I think that that's really beautiful.

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ashamed of my emotions, and that I'm just going to

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spit them out.

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Good for you. Thank you. Because that's what being an

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artist is, too, is, like, music is therapy.

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For you, the artist, for me, the listener. So I

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think that moment you experienced was that therapy letting you know, like, oh,

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my God, it is okay to be that way. But

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you had to express it in music. And that's what

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artists do.

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Yeah, I love that.

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It's easier, right? It's easier to express it in a

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song than to just say it out. It's the only way, yeah. Right? Yeah.

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Is there anything else you want to tell the listeners

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we haven't covered that's going on for you in the

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future or anything you want them to know?

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Yeah, I mean, I'm going on another headline tour to

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promote my new album. I'm sorry, my new album, God

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Forbid A Girl Spends At Her Feelings.

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So that's starting.

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September 17th in Toronto and it ends October 26th in Boston.

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So it's pretty long. But yeah, so come along if

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you're in the area.

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Cool. and tell people how they can connect onto your socials,

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and most importantly, buy your merch, because they can't listen

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to my show unless they buy your merch.

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Oh, I love that.

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Well, so my merch is on my website, which is www.itslolomusic.com.

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You can find that there, which you'll also find the

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tour dates and my socials. On Instagram, I'm at Lolo,

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that's L-O-L-O.

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And on X, and..

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TikTok, I'm LoloPopGirl, like LollipopGirl, L-O-L-O-P-O-P-G-U-R-L.

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Like Shirley.

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Well, thank you for being here at Warped Tour and

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being such an amazing artist.

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Amazing.

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Thank you for having me. And thanks for being on

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my show, The Adventures of Pipe Man. Thank you for

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listening to The Adventures of Pipe Man on W4CY Radio.

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Thank you.