Reneé Rapp emphasizes her authentic and unfiltered communication style, which often goes against conventional media expectations. She finds it strange how people analyze her responses, asserting that a vague or rehearsed answer would frustrate her. Her upbringing fostered confidence in expressing her opinions, and she believes there is no shame in being occasionally wrong. Rapp also reflects on public reactions to her art, particularly referencing her song "Leave Me Alone" after leaving The Sex Lives of College Girls.
It's very weird, honestly, to be perceived that way, because I don't really think about it. I never thought about how people would dissect even the way you speak.
If I was a journalist, that would drive me fucking up the wall! Because I would be like, 'Hang on, we're not even like having a conversation.' That would make me insane.
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