In childhood, Bebe Rexha fell victim to a known parental fear. Do you mind when a child expresses the desire to become a cop, actor, journalist, and parent responding to the worst of the profession? Of course yes. No, cop, because it's a dangerous job, not an actor that does not work, not a doctor, you have the life of another person, not a journalist, that you are confused with things that do not belong to you, etc. etc.

The baby was extremely gifted to the tiny little music, but her father thought that dealing with music meant having sex, drugs and rock & roll. The truth is far from this, but anyway, he worried about fixing the daughter especially with pop songs.

Invited at The Jonathan Ross Show, Bebe shows that not only does not talk about sex, drugs and rock & roll, but quite the opposite.

"He allowed me to listen to music, but he noticed how I was obsessed with songs, writing and was against [this career] because she thought the music industry was a dangerous place. Sex, drugs and rock and roll. It is, by the way, but not for me. For me there is no sex, no drugs, just rock and roll. "