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Travis Greene Full Interview · The Steve Harvey Morning Show

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Speaker 1: My next guest is a chart topping gospel recording artist
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Speaker 1: who is a three time Grammy Award nominee. He's in
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Speaker 1: loving time Stellar Award winner, a Dove Award winner, a
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Speaker 1: Billboard Music Award winner. His latest album is Broken Record.
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Speaker 1: This is his fourth album. It will be released on Friday,
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Speaker 1: November one of this year. Please welcome the money making conversation,
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Speaker 1: my man, Travis Green. Yo, what's up? I'm done? Great?
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Speaker 1: First of all, Travis, where are you from? Where were
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Speaker 1: you born? And what did you grow up at? Born? Delaware?
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Speaker 1: First two years Germany primarily, Um, I grew up in Georgia,
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Speaker 1: State of Georgia. And um now I'm in Toronto, so
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Speaker 1: cut all over that you saw a Southern board keeping
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Speaker 1: him Southern root, South Carolina. Good food down there in
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Speaker 1: South Carolina. Good food. Baby, I'm sing to my rooms. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: let me ask you this. You know I'm gonna tell
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Speaker 1: you this as a gospel music artist, Are you can?
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Speaker 1: I can? I say you're You're You're different from anyone
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Speaker 1: that I'm gonna just saying to me. Rashard McDonald, you know,
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Speaker 1: you know a lot of people like I managed Steve Harvey,
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Speaker 1: so Stephen I did uh, you know, the Gospel celebration
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Speaker 1: for like thirteen straight years. So I'm deeply rooted and
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Speaker 1: watching gospel performers, you know, and and so in my
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Speaker 1: and my beliefs and not my understanding. Now tell me
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Speaker 1: what is your style before we really get into the interview,
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Speaker 1: and then I would give you my impressions because I'm impressed.
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Speaker 1: First of all, I'm impressed and I'm a big faith
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Speaker 1: So let me just say that. So anything you say,
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Speaker 1: nothing negative is gonna come out of my mouth about you.
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Speaker 1: I'm just gonna let you know what I see, what
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Speaker 1: I want to hear, what you are, what you feel
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Speaker 1: you're projecting, and I'm gonna tell you the greatness that
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Speaker 1: I see. Yeah, I would say, man, First of all,
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Speaker 1: I had a capital in a word, I say energy. Man.
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Speaker 1: You know, I'm better passionate about what I do. And
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Speaker 1: you know, jetty um, and I think it's you know,
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Speaker 1: it's like biblical truth, but in the digestible warm at
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Speaker 1: And that's really what I've been getting to do. To
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Speaker 1: take these ideas about God. Uh, I like to call
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Speaker 1: revelations of who He is and presented in the melodic form.
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Speaker 1: That's catchy, that's easy to Uh, that's a poachable for
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Speaker 1: the listener. Um, but but hopefully life changing wants the
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Speaker 1: word really get inside of you. And so that's that's
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Speaker 1: my style. Man, it's a beautiful style. Now tell me
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Speaker 1: who is your audience? My audience is is really done
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Speaker 1: verse believe it or not? And I believe no, no, no, no, no, Travis,
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Speaker 1: I believe it. Okay. Yeah, Well I didn't know until
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Speaker 1: I went out on tour, man, because you know, we
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Speaker 1: don't tour in churches. We're doing clubs when I'm on tour.
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Speaker 1: We're doing theaters and bars and stuff like that. And
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Speaker 1: its super diverse. Man. I mean, you got you got
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Speaker 1: you know, my my family in the room. You got blacks,
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Speaker 1: you got UM, but then you got white and you
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Speaker 1: got Hispanics. And I think the music is just in
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Speaker 1: such a way that UM and that really mattered people
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Speaker 1: skin tone. They can really kind of take it in
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Speaker 1: UM and they get you know, they get caught into
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Speaker 1: the energy of what we're relenting. So it's really cool man. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: it's really Uh, it's it's a beautiful thing, first of all,
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Speaker 1: and because of the fact that you're you're you're you're
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Speaker 1: doing the same lyrics that other African American artists are doing.
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Speaker 1: But it's sometimes I just read there is just resonating
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Speaker 1: in general, it is resonating with the African American community. Now,
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Speaker 1: your music and your tone, it's kind of like almost
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Speaker 1: a low rock and roll. It's kind of like, I
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Speaker 1: won't say rock and roll is not that hard, but
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Speaker 1: it's almost if I had to put a style on it.
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Speaker 1: It reminds me of and just who then the blowfish,
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Speaker 1: Darris Rock. It's like watching him. It's like watching him,
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Speaker 1: and I don't think that's a negative thing to say
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Speaker 1: because he had the same He had the same ability
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Speaker 1: to have a crossover audience. You know, the diversity of
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Speaker 1: people out there appeally to his music even though he
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Speaker 1: was an African American and he was just singing from
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Speaker 1: the heart, relatable music like you were saying, but or
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Speaker 1: just have to be gospel. Yeah, South Carolina boy too.
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Speaker 1: So it makes sense. Absolutely, I'm very relatable. And so
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Speaker 1: now now here's the thing, because you know, I'm reading
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Speaker 1: your bio and like I said, uh before, before you
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Speaker 1: got into music. You know, here you are at Georgia Southern,
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Speaker 1: you know, and business management degree. You're about to go
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Speaker 1: get an m B A and but you still don't
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Speaker 1: know who you are. That's the key. So you're still
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Speaker 1: trying to find yourself. So you're still seeking out, but
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Speaker 1: you kind of know what you love. But is it
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Speaker 1: a reality? It is a it is a is a
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Speaker 1: realistic opportunity to go in that direction. Talk of walkers
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Speaker 1: through that whole process because a lot of our listeners,
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Speaker 1: a lot of people in the life are sitting on
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Speaker 1: that edge of opportunity. But fear, doubt, relatives, goods and
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Speaker 1: friends will will will will push you in the direction
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Speaker 1: of what they feel is safe. Yeah, yeah, I think
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Speaker 1: I'm you know this because you're successful. I think it's
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Speaker 1: the long game, right, Uh. The funny thing about a
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Speaker 1: dream man and that it could be the thing that
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Speaker 1: that motivates you, but it could also be the thing
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Speaker 1: that discourages you because the dream is so far out
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Speaker 1: of reach, is so different from your uh present reality,
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Speaker 1: that it can be overwhelming. I think the key is
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Speaker 1: to to have the vision of mine, but you know,
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Speaker 1: to really be faithful day to day. And so for me,
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Speaker 1: you know, I think the reason I didn't really know
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Speaker 1: what I want to do because I like it was
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Speaker 1: in my heart. But it was like, man, I have
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Speaker 1: no idea how to get there, so let me just
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Speaker 1: kind of go and do something familiar or and do
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Speaker 1: something that shows me. And I think that's where most
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Speaker 1: people land, is like let me do what's shape and
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Speaker 1: that I can kind of figure my own plan out
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Speaker 1: for But but God didn't operate like that. Man. God
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Speaker 1: is not a guy of life safety place and she's
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Speaker 1: a guy that required her faith. A faith is risky
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Speaker 1: and so and the Bedia faith. And I have to
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Speaker 1: simplify what faith is. Being a faith is that it
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Speaker 1: requires God. Like, let's cim believe, if you can do
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Speaker 1: anything in your own trip, you don't need faith to
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Speaker 1: do it. Right. Faith is anything that required like, man,
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Speaker 1: I don't know I'm gonna do this. I ain't got
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Speaker 1: no money, i ain't gonna connections, I'm just out there.
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Speaker 1: That's what faith looks like, right, right, So that's what
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Speaker 1: that's what I add up out of my life. Well,
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Speaker 1: my friend, well you're held on to the faith, which
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Speaker 1: is a firm belief, and then you drove past doubters
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Speaker 1: and then somebody encourage you. Because as I would tell people,
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Speaker 1: those mentors, I call them bumpers in life. People people
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Speaker 1: bump you, and I say, because people are bump me.
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Speaker 1: When I was about to steer left, would say, no, no, no,
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Speaker 1: what Shan. Your talents are really over here. Trust your talents,
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Speaker 1: trust the ability that God is telling you that you
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Speaker 1: can grow, that you can win with. And that's really
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Speaker 1: what this whole conversation is about that we're talking about.
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Speaker 1: But it was, but I also wanted to transition. I
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Speaker 1: want to stay on that music because especially because it
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Speaker 1: was it was three videos that I tracked this year,
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Speaker 1: it really really really allowed me to see the diverse
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Speaker 1: audience brand of Travis Green. Let's let's go with the
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Speaker 1: one that came out in April. Okay, nothing but the Blood.
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Speaker 1: Oh yeah, my man, come come, come, come, come to traffic, Travis,
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Speaker 1: come on here. What I'm not gonna do when this
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Speaker 1: show money main conversation, it's fool somebody because I don't
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Speaker 1: play no music. I don't have no music to hide,
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Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying. So I better start talking
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Speaker 1: because I want you for twenty minutes. Okay, So now
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Speaker 1: where was that? Where was that video shot? At Man?
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Speaker 1: That was that Liberty University? Man Liberty and in Lynchburg Virginia.
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Speaker 1: And it was crazy, man, I mean talking. I don't know,
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Speaker 1: it's probably fifteen people. You know, students do this crazy
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Speaker 1: crazy energy and uh ton of people got saved and
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Speaker 1: got free. UM A lot with like motion on mental
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Speaker 1: um issues and a lot of the students got up
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Speaker 1: from that stuff. So it was it was crazy, man,
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Speaker 1: it was good. It was great vibes. Man. I'm gona
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Speaker 1: tell you the man watching that video, which I've watched
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Speaker 1: many times, UM, was emotional because I realized you were
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Speaker 1: touching so many different spirits and and then I made
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Speaker 1: my research on there where you was at. I just
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Speaker 1: want my audience to hear live at the University Lynchburg. Okay,
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Speaker 1: black man singing and being received. This hear the word received. Uh.
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Speaker 1: There's a lot of things I want to talking about
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Speaker 1: as a couple of videos we're about to go to break.
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Speaker 1: I'm talking about man Travis Green. I call my a innovator.
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Speaker 1: I called him the You can't see that he's already great,
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Speaker 1: but he's about to do some special things that they're
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Speaker 1: going to keep changing the game in gospel music. It's
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Speaker 1: for everybody, and he's letting it be seen through his music.
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Speaker 1: Be right, back what money may can come. Stations. See.
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Speaker 1: I have to catch myself man, because sometimes in between breaks,
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Speaker 1: you know, because we can talk to the artists or
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Speaker 1: the or the person I interviewing, and sometimes I let
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Speaker 1: a lot of great energy that I need to keep
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Speaker 1: on the air and nothing but the blood. Go to
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Speaker 1: YouTube just typing his name. You gotta watch that video
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Speaker 1: because it's a transcending video. Because when I look at
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Speaker 1: things like that, I know the state of gospel music
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Speaker 1: from a standpoint of ticket sales response, who's showing up
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Speaker 1: to hear the music, and a lot of gospel are
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Speaker 1: even big time. They play churches, large megachurches because it's
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Speaker 1: that's where they can get the audience. And to see
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Speaker 1: him in these environments where he's going in and and
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Speaker 1: and and participate with these masks audiences, I think, I
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Speaker 1: feel it's very special. That's why this year I feel
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Speaker 1: was it was his coming out party for Rushan McDonald.
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Speaker 1: I don't know about you, but for Rushan McDonald, it
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Speaker 1: was Travis Green's coming out party because it really, to me,
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Speaker 1: stabbed his diversity, stabbed his ability to appeal and really
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Speaker 1: say a true He's not changing how he sings, He's
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Speaker 1: not articulating a different way. He's doing what he believes
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Speaker 1: is the music that he's been ordained to do through
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Speaker 1: his gifts. Singing gospel this way and people is being
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Speaker 1: received by everybody. Now, let's go to my next video
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Speaker 1: that came out in August. You know, the one where
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Speaker 1: you had the Grand Torino that was red and white.
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Speaker 1: You were so low by yourself. Won't let go now
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Speaker 1: now now, now, won't let go because you because you
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Speaker 1: were testifying in and you was telling me, this is
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Speaker 1: for you, this is for you, this is for you.
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Speaker 1: You walk into the cemetery, talk to me through the steps,
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Speaker 1: and what was the significance or maybe it wasn't in
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Speaker 1: a significance of the red and white grand Torino in
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Speaker 1: Won't let Go? Yeah, I love I love subliminal messages,
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Speaker 1: so I get how know those if you pay a
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Speaker 1: pension very close attention to just uh some of the
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Speaker 1: things we do, And there was a ton of it
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Speaker 1: in that video. You know, Um, the vehicle, you know
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Speaker 1: it's an older vehicle, Yes, you know, seventies and uh
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Speaker 1: really we brought that vehicle out just to show that,
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Speaker 1: you know, older people aren't forgotten. I think so many
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Speaker 1: times we're so progressive in what we do, and we
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Speaker 1: dished what's going before us. And the truth is there
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Speaker 1: is you know, I don't I'm not on a stage
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Speaker 1: if it wasn't for Kirk Planking. You know, I'm not
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Speaker 1: out here for John, for John p Ki and for
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Speaker 1: him and and so UM. I much respect to the
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Speaker 1: times of old, Um, to the churches that I grew
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Speaker 1: up in, to my mom. That's a car that brought
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Speaker 1: to my dad, you know, my granddad and with his rope,
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Speaker 1: you know. So it's just a shout out to all
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Speaker 1: the people to say, yo, we see you, we love you,
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Speaker 1: and I forgot it. Um. You saw I had on
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Speaker 1: a band danna American flag us, I saw it. Yeah. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: that's a shout out to our military man. And I'm
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Speaker 1: you know, my dad was a military man and so
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Speaker 1: my my grandfather sold the shout to to all of them. Man.
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Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying, we see you for you, um,
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Speaker 1: because so many times our veterans still under value, they're
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Speaker 1: not appreciated, So I I don't sell them love as well.
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Speaker 1: And then the graveyard, you know what significant is recorded
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Speaker 1: at home on the thirtieth anniversary of my father's passion.
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Speaker 1: I wanted to you know, I'm sent it to my
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Speaker 1: mom's was one of the first people, and also sent
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Speaker 1: it to a friend of mine who was battling cancer. Um,
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Speaker 1: it was my large gift glory. And so it's just
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Speaker 1: significant least people going to a lot and the phone
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Speaker 1: is just an encouragement to them, meant to everybody to
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Speaker 1: let them know God sees you for you, anyone, let
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Speaker 1: you go wow. I'm telling you. You know he's he
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Speaker 1: appears in the video by himself. Uh, the grand Careno
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Speaker 1: just parked him the side of the road. He walks
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Speaker 1: up Hoopsy in who was out of cassette tape? As
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Speaker 1: the initials you know when they go on it slide
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Speaker 1: it in cassette tape. When the last time you've seen
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Speaker 1: the cassette tape put into a vehicle that music comes
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Speaker 1: out of Now I love that reason. I love that
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Speaker 1: because that allows your audience to go back to that
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Speaker 1: period because what has happened with technology. Some some young
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Speaker 1: people don't even understand that that was a world like
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Speaker 1: that just ten years ago. And when I saw that,
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Speaker 1: I went wow, because you know, my life I went
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Speaker 1: from eight track two cassette to c D now, iPod now, streaming.
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Speaker 1: So I've been fortunate to live those different layers, and
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Speaker 1: so I'm very appreciative of you reaching back with a
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Speaker 1: vehicle with a sound that was very important to us
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Speaker 1: that now is being transcended by streaming. Now now that
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Speaker 1: the last video I want to talk about, Man, it
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Speaker 1: came out in September. I know you know where I'm going.
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Speaker 1: It was when my girl Stephanie Gratzinger, Um, I want
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Speaker 1: to It's called good and Loved. It was a performing
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Speaker 1: in front alive audience. This truly, to me, stamped you
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Speaker 1: as a as a true crossover talent, a diverse talent
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Speaker 1: with her own stage because you know, like I said,
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Speaker 1: the only thing she was missing, man was taking off
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Speaker 1: her shoes. That's all she If she took off her shoes,
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Speaker 1: I would have been done. I would have been done.
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Speaker 1: So first of all, how did you guys get together
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Speaker 1: to do the song good in Love? First in studio?
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Speaker 1: And then how did you guys get together do this
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Speaker 1: live performance? No, it wasn't even I mean that was it.
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Speaker 1: What you saw was that the recording you got that
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Speaker 1: was it. That was the first time saying it together?
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Speaker 1: How did that? How did that connect? How did that connect? Yeah?
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Speaker 1: So I wrote the song. I started writing it. Um,
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Speaker 1: like the chorus, I was in prayer and I just
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Speaker 1: and that's the chords just kind of came up. And
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Speaker 1: that's how a lot of songs come up for me. Right.
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Speaker 1: I was just I just felt like God just kept
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Speaker 1: sinking over good you I love. I just kept hearing that.
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Speaker 1: I was like, I want have been going on or
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Speaker 1: write more to it that and actually this is crazy.
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Speaker 1: But I was in Africa and Nigeria and where I
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Speaker 1: finished writing it. And when I I wrote more to it,
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Speaker 1: I heard her voice on it, and I'm like, Yo,
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Speaker 1: definitely would be great for this. At the time, she
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Speaker 1: had never done like a song with like that, I know,
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Speaker 1: like a Black Hearts or anything like that. Just you.
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Speaker 1: I reached out and I was like, Yo, like what
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Speaker 1: do you think about that? She said like, I'm down.
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Speaker 1: I like it. Um. That's how it happened. So our
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Speaker 1: first time singing together literally right there. We went over
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Speaker 1: it maybe a couple of times and then we recorded it. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: it's really it's really a compelled I'm talking to Travis Greeno.
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Speaker 1: We're discussing not only his latest album, which is coming
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Speaker 1: out a little Bember first as a Friday we usually
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Speaker 1: drops on Fridays, but also the record, the album we
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Speaker 1: called Broken Record. Um. We talked about music that that
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Speaker 1: has affected me over the years, especially this year, and
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Speaker 1: watching these three videos and I had to bring them
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Speaker 1: out because uh, nothing but the blood, uh you know,
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Speaker 1: uh uh you know, let go and good and love
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Speaker 1: you know to me and then just seeing the transformation.
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Speaker 1: Then then Senior on stage with Stephanie and at that
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Speaker 1: environment and looking at the audience. What just the future
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Speaker 1: of your brand and your music because it's related relatable
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Speaker 1: to me, I'm old school, Okay, it's relatable to a
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Speaker 1: diverse audience. Your your bands one hundred African American as
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Speaker 1: what I can see, So what's what is the future
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Speaker 1: of your brain? Man? Well absolutely aslually. No one in
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Speaker 1: my bandage African American. Okay. So they they're black, you know,
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Speaker 1: some of them are black, but all of them are
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Speaker 1: in the naza on one is okay, okay, okay, okay, okay,
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Speaker 1: you got me on the color, You got me on
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Speaker 1: the color. Okay. Drummers from Baltimore, but my band players
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Speaker 1: Jamaican people, Plantation one good our plantation and I'm the
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Speaker 1: one is uh from the Philippines, so pretty divergent. Uh
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Speaker 1: group of people. They love black, but they from all
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Speaker 1: over the world. Well, I think what I think it
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Speaker 1: helps you in your sound and your whole sound. It's
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Speaker 1: not restricted, it's very open kind of you know. It's
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Speaker 1: almost gives to me that Bob Marley type field that
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Speaker 1: Bob Marley when he came, you know, and then he
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Speaker 1: just blew up and it became so that version because
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Speaker 1: that music was so international. And I'm just saying, man
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Speaker 1: and hearing your sound and it's you know, it's you know,
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Speaker 1: you have R and B music, Okay, then you have
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Speaker 1: then then then you have neo soul came out, and
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Speaker 1: then but you're doing and then you have gospel you
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Speaker 1: have you know, you have you have a strict Bible
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Speaker 1: thumping gospel. And then you have gospel that you know
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Speaker 1: that it became transformed with Kurt Franklin and uh and
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Speaker 1: the other artists know, Donna mcclerk and Uh, you know
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Speaker 1: Londa have is a lot of great and a lot
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Speaker 1: of new new artists today, you know. And then I'm
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Speaker 1: looking at your sound. I asked you again and and
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Speaker 1: That's why I said, from a day, from a responsive standpoint,
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Speaker 1: I came across who didn't blowfish Darris Rucker as an
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Speaker 1: artist that has transcended I feel success in music across
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Speaker 1: the board internationally. And we're not talking about Michael Jackson.
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Speaker 1: That's a whole different conversation. We're talking about music that's relatable.
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Speaker 1: And he's just singing. He's just going on stage, pulling
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Speaker 1: out the guitar and starting to sing. And that's what
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Speaker 1: you're doing, my man. And I feel that special, man,
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Speaker 1: And and I just wanted to bring in a show
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Speaker 1: to tell you that any comments on that, I hope
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Speaker 1: I'm make I hope I'm making you feel good. Bro,
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Speaker 1: Yeah you're telling me, man, this is crazy, you know
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Speaker 1: from you? Um man, I just want to make a fact,
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Speaker 1: you know, in episodes, So I want to be true
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Speaker 1: to who I am and true and honest, you know,
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Speaker 1: and I mean not people are connecting with really the
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Speaker 1: authenticity man, you know, but like who I am and
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Speaker 1: I love people, man, uh, and I just want to
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Speaker 1: You waited, Come on now, you waited, now, come on now,
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Speaker 1: tell you, man, I appreciate you coming on my show.
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Speaker 1: Money Making Conversation, UM, I just want to spread your
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Speaker 1: sure about faith, to show about understanding that you two
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Speaker 1: can be successful, and my man, keep being successful and
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Speaker 1: keep supporting who you are and delivering the message to everybody.
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Speaker 1: Thank you, Travis, no no doubt man, much love of
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