Although the fate of destiny went without problems, Williams discovered that he was worried about falling, referring to the trauma of her infamous excursions "106 and the park".

"I was trying to stay focused because you know I'm still ... I have a trauma from falling 106 and the park," she said. "I need to be my therapist about it. Because every time I perform with girls, it's in my head."

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And she wasn't alone in her thinking. Several fans have changed on social media after the shots left the virus, commenting something like that.

"I love me some Michelle, but he seems to be still looking at his step after all these years," he wrote a user, while the other announced, "Poor Michelle has PTSD."

Many other users who stiffened to defend the singer "reaj that", with one user publication, "Hatred on Michelle from your coach is crazy."

Others wrote about how excited they were to see the group of iconic girls together.

"Girls !!! Black not a crack. Come to black women! I love," he posted another user.

"This is an example of nursing among black women," they continued. "They all support each other. They appear for each other. They don't allow negative comments to break them. When God lets them, they shine!"

By the way, during the podcast, Williams shared that she could work with Ty Hunter, who also shaped a child of Destiny, on her wardrobe for her appearance of "Cowboy Carter".

"I said," Ty, we have to cut these edges from the bottom of these pants so I don't fall, "she recalled before she made another unexpected revelation.

"Steps are afraid of me," she said. "Did I try their steps? He must have done. And then when he came, I was," Oh, my God, you're banging. "You release a fear or lack of trust on that first step."

Williams added that another reason is that so intensely focused on her substrate is that he did not want to become the latest meme.

"I'm not (I'm leaving) I'm letting the social media do to me," she joked. "Because if that happens and I fell, I couldn't do that I wouldn't be able to live for the next 20 years."

Years, in an interview for 2014. With TimeWilliams addressed the infamous fall, insisting that she headed from Mishap on stage.

"They've really happened since then for me, but because of YouTube and such things, he lives forever," she said. "No matter what people think or say about me, I'm always blessed. The fact that people sit and look for these things, so I thank you for being relevant to me ... Thank you very much, my accounts are greater for you."