Missy

General

My general interests are: 2000s style (any aesthetic from that era), I like to draw, I'm learning electric guitar, and I also write songs (I've even finished writing my first album).

Music

My favorite bands are: Tokio Hotel, My Chemical Romance, Fall Out Boy, Green Day, Evanescence, Metallica, Linkin Park, and Twisted Sister. My top 10 favorite songs are: 10. Automatic 9. Ready, Set, Go! 8. Live Every Second 7. Schrei 6. Freude Bleiben 5. In the End 4. American Idiot 3. Monsoon 2. Don't Jump 1. Love is dead

Movies

My top 5 favorite movies are: 5. Uptown Girls 4. The Lizzie McGuire Movie 3. Camp Rock 1 2. Scream 2 1. Arthur and the Minimoys (only because it features the glorious voice of Bill Kaulitz)

Television

As a huge Tokio Hotel fan, my favorite show is obviously Tokio Hotel TV. I've watched it countless times, and if I had to choose my favorite episodes, I'd definitely pick episodes 3, 4, 32, 39, 41, and 52.

Books

I don't usually read much; literally, when I do, it's for schoolwork. I'm a very hyperactive person, so I don't read much, but it doesn't bother me.

Heroes

If I had to choose my heroes, I'd pick Tokio Hotel: Bill Kaulitz: I think Bill is incredible because from a very young age he knew exactly who he wanted to be. He inspired me to decide to follow what I truly love (my emo/alternative style and the fact that I want to pursue music) and stop worrying about what others will say. Tom Kaulitz: It's incredible how Tom discovered his passion for electric guitar and music at such a young age. He inspires me to keep learning electric guitar one step at a time, day by day. Georg Listing: I think he's someone I believed in and in his band. Every day he inspires me to keep believing in myself and not give up. Gustav Schäfer: Even though he didn't talk much in interviews, he's an important part of Tokio Hotel. Every day he reminds me that no matter how small the steps you take may seem, they're bigger than you think. Tokio Hotel in general: it's incredible how a group of ordinary young men from a small town could become a global success, create music that connects with audiences, and be so charismatic. And now, they continue to be just as talented and have just as great songs.