Those kinds of things felt like a gravitational pull. I just felt like I physically didn’t have the strength to not respond to his calls, or not go see him if he asked me to. It didn’t matter how much I would give myself pep talks, or feel my own resolve in moving forward, or think, He treated me poorly so we’re over. “Gravity” is really about having my heart broken by another person and feeling physically unable to keep myself away. It’s the first time I processed my intimate personal experience in a song in a way that expanded out to deal with metaphor and these larger themes. I wrote “Gravity” when I was about 18 years old. Seasons one and two are now streaming on Peacock.This content can also be viewed on the site it originates from. "Girls5eva" also stars Renée Elise Goldsberry, Busy Philipps, and Paula Pell. "And he's like, 'If Tina Fey believes that you can do this, why don't you just trust her? Like, if you can't find it in yourself, just trust that one of your heroes is not going to put you in a position to fail.' And that was really good advice." "I was struggling with insecurities about to sort of meet the challenge of it, and really out of my depth," she said about her lack of television experience. She said she was not "graceful or cool or sophisticated at all" on her first call with Fey and show creator Meredith Scardino, but gained confidence after her boyfriend told her to trust Fey's vision. "But I was like, 'Oh my God, I'm next to Tina Fey.'"īareilles told Fallon that Fey later saw her perform in "Waitress," the musical Bareilles wrote and briefly starred in, according to Playbill, and set up a meeting. "I didn't have the cojones to say anything at that point," she said. She noted she had never met Tina Fey, the show's executive producer, before joining the cast - the closest she ever got was standing next to Fey in line for the bathroom at a charity. Bareilles also shared how she got involved with the Peacock comedy "Girls5eva," which follows a one-hit-wonder girl group from the 1990s who attempt to reunite.
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