Riley Keough

Riley Keough, yeah, that’s Elvis and Priscilla’s granddaughter—no pressure, right? She’s actually managed to carve out her own spot in Hollywood, totally separate from the Presley legacy. You’ve probably seen her pop up in films like “Mad Max: Fury Road” or “Zola”—she’s got this raw, sort of magnetic presence on screen, not just coasting on her famous last name. People sometimes expect her to be all about music, but nope, she’s gone full movie star, even nabbing Emmy and Golden Globe nods. It’s kinda wild watching her career evolve since she started out modeling before getting into indie flicks and big-budget stuff. Oh, and she’s not afraid to go for weird or dark roles, which is pretty refreshing. In a sea of Hollywood nepo-babies, Riley’s actually put in the work and, honestly, it shows.

Let’s be real, music’s always been my thing. Like, from the time I could walk, I was surrounded by it—old records spinning, somebody humming in the kitchen, the whole nine yards. Honestly, it’s shaped who I am in more ways than I can count. Still, chasing it as a career? Nah, that’s never really clicked for me. Maybe when I was a kid, I thought I’d be the next big thing, but life’s not that simple, right? These days, I just enjoy it for what it is. And I gotta say, I’m grateful no one’s breathing down my neck about making it big or anything. There’s something kinda freeing about loving something just for yourself, no pressure to turn it into a job or fit someone else’s idea of success. Music’s just… mine.