'Ghost' sensation Halsey has revealed that while she's glad that her music is so relatable to listeners who might be going through tough things, she's very appreciative to have an audience because they help her to "feel normal" as well. 

Talking to the Rolling Stone about how she relies on her fans to soothe her own insecurities and uncertainties, she explained: "I'm not just some fucking martyr who's trying to make all of these lost, misfit kids feel better; I need them to help me feel normal too."

Referring to the incredible success she has experienced over the past couple of years, Halsey added: "I wasn't a social-media kid. I wasn't a Viner, a YouTuber, a blogger, anything. I was just someone that people found minutely more interesting than the average person." 

"It's, like, 19 years of my life feel like they don't even fucking matter. They could've just not happened, like they were some weird incubatory period. I'm just this fucked-up stoner kid who made it. I was buying my clothes at T.J. Maxx, then woke up one day and was going to L.A. to film music videos. It's a good thing I'm a crazy bitch, because I don't think I'd be able to handle it if I wasn't, you know?"

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Watch a recent interview with Halsey below: