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- At 7 years old, Montana wrote her play, My Brother Arizona, about her brother, Arizona, who lives with autism. The play guidelines were to present a story that involved everyone being treated equally. The story behind the play that Montana wrote was actually set where her friends and her were having a picnic and she brought her brother, Arizona, to the picnic. As she mentions in the play, Arizona is autistic and people do not understand him and tend to bully and judge him. In order to have everyone understand, she had to demonstrate and explain to the children at the picnic, that Arizona is a little different, but at the end of the day 'everyone is unique in their own way.' This was the main message within my her play. She was really excited to see it come to life because she was able to present an important message. The funniest thing was that the video was originally supposed to be presented only to her fourth grade class, but ended up becoming a school sensation and the play coordinator decided to post it publicly on YouTube.
- Ask Me Why I Cry, focuses around various social issues that people in the world face, such as, bullying, foster care, homelessness, abuse, etc. The song pretty much explains what me and my family went through and why I (we) cry.
- Concept: You don't have to hide your feelings. You can open up to me. You don't have to be scared to open up and show me your pain. I care about you so much. I'm here for you.
- The music video's focus is to show women empowerment and that women are able to do the things that men can do. The setting is going to be centered around three stories between three girls and their boyfriends. The girls all have a passion to do something that only most men were allowed to do a long time ago. But now these three girls want to step up to their boyfriends and show that they are capable of anything that men can do.