I always imagined I could be what I wanted to be.

The line expresses a belief in self-determination: the speaker’s identity and future are framed as matters of personal imagination and will rather than fixed circumstance. “Always imagined” suggests a long-standing inner narrative—aspiration sustained over time—while “what I wanted to be” emphasizes agency and desire as guiding forces. Read as a motivational statement, it aligns with themes common in celebrity self-mythmaking: envisioning success before it arrives and treating ambition as a formative, almost creative act. Without a verified source, however, it’s best interpreted generally as an affirmation of ambition and the power of self-conception.