This performance is so good.
I can't wait for you all to see it live
because I saw a tape of it.
It was amazing.
Thank you.
And we've met before because you were part of a Gap campaign
that I did.
Yes.
And we spoke, I think, during that day.
Yes, I remember we had a conversation about how
we should b-boys and b-girls just breakers so that there's
no gender separation from that.
Yeah, that was the last time I've seen you
and it's been a while.
Yeah.
So how did you get involved in this performance?
What happened was, D-trix is the creator of this performance.
And I first met him at a battle a long time ago
when I was really little.
And then, I worked with him on a dance show,
and I got to know him more.
And he asked me to perform this piece,
and I was so down for the message
that he was saying that it's about.
So once he pitched the idea to me, I was like, yeah,
I'm down to perform this.
So has social media--
How do you feel about it?
Do you feel pressure from it at your age?
I think, for me and honestly anyone my age, especially
girls my age, it's easy for us to feel like--
Once we get on social media, we feel
like we need to compare ourselves to the people
that we're seeing, whether it's pictures of other girls
or videos of people who have skill sets that we may not
have.
And so for me, I always try to remind myself to fully accept
myself for who I am and know that I don't need to change
to feel like I need to be accepted and loved,
and know that I can love myself for who I am,
and that I have people who really love me around me.
Let me tell you something.
There are a lot of adults who still haven't
gotten that message yet.
It's really, really hard.
And social media is really difficult.
So that's why this message is so, so important.
And I'm so excited you're here.
So you're going to perform for us?
Yes.
All right.
Head on over.
Thank you.
All right, Logan.
[CLAPPING]
[MUSIC - JESSIE J, "WHO YOU ARE"]
I stare at my reflection in the mirror.
Why am I doing this to myself?
I've nearly left the real me on the shelf.
No, no, no, no, no.
Don't lose who you are, in the blur of the stars.
Seeing is deceiving, dreaming is believing.
With a the smile, that's my own.
That's my own.
No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
Don't lose who you are, in the blur of the stars.
Seeing is deceiving, dreaming is believing.
It's OK not to be OK.
Sometimes it's hard to follow your heart.
But tears don't mean you're losing, everybody's bruising.
Just be true to who you are.
Oh yeah.
[CLAPPING]
You're amazing.
Thank you, Logan.
We'll be right back.