Footage from Drew's uncompromising film iLL Manors, which is out later this year, was screened after the singer explained how a sense of injustice has fuelled much of his work.
Posting a statement on her blog, the singer explained how the Facebook executive and Lean In author's PR campaign – which says that using the word "bossy" can stop young girls from pursuing leadership roles – was a turning point for the singer.
It was an eye-opener, the singer explains.
"As a human being, rage comes out," the singer explains in "Believe".
"I have a lot of young female fans, and young women are really important to me, and I want to continue to develop a relationship encouraging them to learn how to love themselves," the singer explained.
In 2011 the singer explained to Wendy Williams why the project had stalled in its development.
It's a slight movement within the music itself in Gilberto's version, a dip at around 50 seconds into the song on the word "boat" when the singer is explaining how those trains and boats and planes "took you away, away from me", that made me tear up.
After hitting the arcade, lead singer Alicia Bognanno explains how she started out studying as a sound technician student and became the frontwoman and songwriter for a successful touring band.
Finally, the singer SZA explained how she learned to embrace her freckles and authentic self while wearing Givenchy Birkenstocks and cute-as-can-be overalls.
