Amber Riley discusses her journey from a religious upbringing to becoming a Glee cast member, highlighting how the show humanized diverse communities for her. She shares specific anecdotes about her audition process, her role as a villain in 'Single Black Female', and her philosophy on relationships, emphasizing the importance of personal space and high standards.
“I think I have to attribute that to Glee because I have a very religious upbringing... but I think being on Glee just opened my eyes uh to different walks of life and it kind of humanized everyone for me.”
“First of all, I had no idea you can sing... Just be as big and like over the top as you possibly can, and we'll humanize it as it goes back. But you need to just like throw out the stereotype... how they see you and just do it.”
“I do think I manifested it. I think I think once you put stuff kind of like out there, that's why I'll say random stuff online all the time of what I want. I just feel like once it's out there, it's it's bound to happen.”
“I need someone that lets me be myself. I need someone who likes me for me at any size. And I need someone who can be around. I have all walks of life. And that was really important to me in dating.”
“I think what people tend to do is like they they they rush into situations with people because of the moments that's going on... That's when it get real. I just lost my job. Oh, you ain't got no money now.”
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