"I got the 8701 Tour DVD when I was probably too young to be watching Usher's 8701 Tour DVD because he comes out in these leather baggy pants, shirtless with like a floor length fur coat and like a really dumb hat, and I remember seeing it and being like, 'I'm confused and aroused, but I don't know what these emotions mean because I'm 11,'" Who told Radio.com. "That was a really strange confusing time in my life."

Betty Who is also a certified viral sensation after her song "Somebody Loves You" was used in a video where a man, with help from a flash mob made up of his friends and family, proposes to his boyfriend in a Salt Lake City Home Depot.

That 2013 clip currently has been watched over 11 million times and undoubtedly helped the lead track off her debut EP, The Movement, go on to earn the top spot on the Billboard Dance Charts this past February - the same month she would serenade the couple at their wedding.

Having a hit single is still something Betty Who has trouble believing though. "I think I was watching an old episode of Glee like in sweatpants," she said about finding out she was No. 1. "And I was like, 'What is happening to me? I need to get my life together.'" She then got out of bed, called a friend and went and got some fro-yo to celebrate. "I just ate until I wanted to vomit," she said laughing. "This is the glamorous lifestyle of Betty Who."

She however is not surprised by the reaction her music's received from the gay community. "I was never making music and being like, 'Oh, the gays will love this,'" she explained. "But I just think it's in my blood. I think that I was almost raised as a gay man." In high school,Betty Who says, she had many close gay male friends who would help her deal with love and heartbreak, often giving her advice on how to cope. "I think that has been very healthy for me," she explained. "I think that male perspective comes across in my music."