'Bad Boy' is just the first of a few tracks coming out of the 'Superficial' vault.
after she's just picked her son up from school. I smile as she brightens up immediately, her undeniable warmth bleeding through the phone. Montag’s personality is infectious, but most importantly, in a stark contrast to the woman tabloids and reality television co-stars once painted her out to be., Montag has spent the last decade in a state of complete metamorphosis. She’s a mother now, something she finds immense joy and fulfillment in.
We spent all of our money, and our time, and energy, and it was my biggest dream, so to have it come forward so many years later is actually even more rewarding. This generation is actually kind of who it was made for. And the generation that did enjoy it at that time, that demographic has really grown with it. It's really a touchstone of my life, and to have it be such a success now is almost more of a blessing than if it would have been instantaneous.
Beyond TV, you and Spencer are in this new phase of your careers as podcasters. You’ve said before that you didn’t want your kids to have to grow up in the shadow of your persona as a reality television villain, a persona that was kind of forced on you back in the day. Now, as you kind of come into the public eye again with more music, how do you feel about those boundaries?
Talking about monoculture is so interesting! You did come from a time when I think celebrities had a little less control over their image than they might have now, because of the introduction of social media.
Speaking of plastic surgery, the culture around what you did back in the day has changed so much. You were one of the people to help spearhead de-stigmatizing conversations about plastic surgery: talking about it publicly, being open that this was something that people went through, or had offered to them.
Getting back to your music: What are your plans for this song? Are you hoping to perform it somewhere? Are you thinking about putting out some more original stuff? No, everyone believed in me, and they all really thought I was going to be the next biggest thing. They all were like, “you have that it factor” when we were in the studio. I even had RedOne, who was working with Lady Gaga at the time, put out a statement saying that he thought it was the next big thing.
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