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Speaker 1: Direct from Hollywood with Ryan Seacrest. Reggaeton superstar Maluma has
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Speaker 1: blossomed into one of the biggest global stars of the
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Speaker 1: past couple of years thanks to crossover success with songs
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Speaker 1: alongside Madonna and The Weekend, while also trying to stay
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Speaker 1: true to his reggaetone roots with his own music, and
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Speaker 1: with that success have come the spoils of being a
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Speaker 1: music icon, but Malumma thinks that may give some fans
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Speaker 1: the wrong idea about who he really is. He tells
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Speaker 1: Interview magazine, people think that I'm not humble. I've been
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Speaker 1: working so hard to get what I have. So sure, yeah,
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Speaker 1: I've got a plane, I've got my beautiful house, but
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Speaker 1: it's only because I worked for it. People get confused
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Speaker 1: by what they see and assume you're not humble because
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Speaker 1: you have these things. Making money doesn't make you not humble.
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Speaker 1: The reality is those material objects aren't the highlights of
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Speaker 1: his career. The highlights are working with artists like Madonna
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Speaker 1: and The Weekend because he's still first and foremost a musician,
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Speaker 1: living his dream to simply be able to make music.
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Speaker 1: Room up put an auto anthem features the actual roar
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Speaker 1: of the sun it's out now. That's direct from Hollywood.