Madame Gandhi and Amber Galloway-Gallego: "Top Knot Turn Up" / "Bad Habits"

The video features a sign-language interpreter discussing the importance of making music accessible to the Deaf community. Madame Gandhi performs two songs, 'Top Knot Turn Up' and 'Bad Habits', and shares her journey in the music industry, emphasizing gender equality and empowerment. The collaboration highlights the need for inclusivity in music and encourages breaking down communication barriers.

What is one of the main challenges Deaf people face when trying to attend music events?

• High ticket prices

• Difficulty in obtaining sign-language interpreters

• Limited seating availability

• Lack of interest in music

What is the primary theme of Madame Gandhi's song 'Top Knot Turn Up'?

• Historical events

• Environmental conservation

• Self-empowerment and productivity

• Romantic relationships

What realization did Madame Gandhi have through her collaboration with Amber?

• Her music might not be accessible to Deaf audiences

• She should change her musical style

• She needed to focus more on diversity and inclusion

• Her music was already reaching all audiences

What does Madame Gandhi use music for, according to her realization?

• To follow trends

• To convey her message effectively

• To compete with other artists

• To entertain only

According to Madame Gandhi, what is a common issue with some of the music she listens to?

• It is too fast-paced

• It is not popular

• It has misogynistic messages

• It lacks rhythm

What does Madame Gandhi suggest as an alternative style of leadership?

• Authoritative and strict

• Passive and indifferent

• Collaborative and emotionally intelligent

• Competitive and aggressive

How does Madame Gandhi describe the future in her work?

• The future is uncertain

• The future is male

• The future is digital

• The future is female

What does Madame Gandhi encourage listeners to consider in their work?

• The financial benefits

• The ease of execution

• The blind spots and collaborations

• The potential for fame

What does Madame Gandhi say about the rhythm and message of some music?

• The rhythm is great but the message can be oppressive

• The message is always positive

• The rhythm is often too slow

• The message is irrelevant

What is the main message of the song 'Bad Habits'?

• Celebrating past mistakes

• Embracing bad habits

• Becoming a better version of oneself

• Ignoring societal pressures