Jo-Issa Rae Diop watched the historically Black L.A. enclaves she loved being well represented onscreen. She came up in the era ofMoeshaandGirlfriends, found a way to take my vocals and mix them and play with them and For me, it hasn't had much of a negative result yet other than people mentioning [things]. Like my new roommate who just moved in, and I posted this really personal Facebook status. He was like, "Oh, I didn't even know about this thing about you." I was like, "Oh, okay. Now I'm dealing with it in real life." When someone mentions something to you that you're like, this was supposed to be like we're sharing our thoughts in our head. Don't come up to me and be like, "Hey, didn't you get in a crazy car accident?" And blah, blah, blah.TV:Right. Did you want to talk about that a little?M: Vanessa has clearly been thinking about what life as a royal would be like, given her recent role. She added that if she were a royal, the hardest thing to give up would definitely be Instagram. “It’s the way that I keep up with my friends and my family and get to connect with my fans,” she said. "It's also a place that I pull a lot of inspiration for, whether that be hair and makeup looks or Halloween costumes or Christmas present ideas. Weaning myself off of that would be interesting.”