Sasha says her signature ’do sometimes baffles hairstylists on shoots. “It really hurt in the beginning, because I felt like that 7-year-old girl again who is in a white hair salon, and I felt so ugly or like a burden,” Sasha tells me. The Texas-born daughter of a New Zealander mother and an African American father, Sasha was a well-mannered kid who played basketball and loved reading books in her closet. She always felt like an outsider, and that sense of not belonging hasn’t gone away. “I’ve had people call me a house slave. People think I’m not black or white enough. Or professionally they’re like, ‘Oh, she’s mixed. She can’t play this white role,’ or ‘It’s just we want a black girl, but you’re too light, and we won’t get enough credit for a black girl.’” Plenty of fans started sharing their reactions to the news on Twitter, with many expressing how excited they are to hear him sing in Hindi. Others noted the importance of the song, citing it as a win for representation. One fan wrote, "thank you for recording/singing a hindi song cause it means a lot to us urdu/hindi natives. I haven't heard the song but I can tell it's gonna be a f*ckin' bop."Twitter contentView on TwitterTwitter contentView on TwitterTwitter contentView on TwitterTwitter contentView on TwitterTwitter contentView on TwitterTwitter contentView on TwitterTwitter contentView on TwitterRelated:Zayn Malik Reveals He Is Rapping on His New AlbumCheck this out: Even though she swore off many platforms, Demi did make note to fans that she'd still stick around on Snapchat. (She got a facial today, just FYI. Nice and de-stressing!) Now she seems to have taken it all back with a simple tweet saying she's back just 24-hours after her original announcement. Please note: there's an f-bomb.Twitter contentView on Twitter EP ("Wild," "Fools," and "Talk Me Down") told the story of two male teens’ secret romance after something sparks between them that turned them into more than just friends. Troye’s video for“Youth” featured a variety of teen couples