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Guordan Banks Full Interview · The Steve Harvey Morning Show

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Speaker 1: My next guest was born and raised in Philadelphia. Is
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Speaker 1: a Grammy nominated singer songwriter with his smooth, raspy delivery
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Speaker 1: home from years of singing in his church's quiet are
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Speaker 1: pursuing a career as a lawyer, which is really interested.
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Speaker 1: One of the many reasons I want to bring him
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Speaker 1: on the show that Chris witch Uh. He switched his
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Speaker 1: focus to music and began developing his craft as an artist.
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Speaker 1: His first single, Keep You in Mind, landed him and
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Speaker 1: his first number one record at Urban a C and
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Speaker 1: later crossed over to Billboard's Hot R and B chart.
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Speaker 1: Currently working on the launch of a restaurant and a
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Speaker 1: man's clothe in line, please working the money making conversation
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Speaker 1: Jordan's thanks, Hello sir, How are you pretty good? My friend? Lawyer?
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Speaker 1: Huh yes, yes, yes, we'll see. How I worked at
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Speaker 1: IBM and so I love IBM. A degree is in mathematics,
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Speaker 1: and I became a stand up comic, so I find
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Speaker 1: it relatable, So don't I'm not just saying that just
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Speaker 1: that was a career switch for me that a lot
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Speaker 1: of people thought was crazy. How are you gonna go
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Speaker 1: from IBM mathematics and now you're telling jokes? So who
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Speaker 1: you're a lawyer and now you want to get out
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Speaker 1: in that singing and there's no guarantees. What was that
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Speaker 1: transition like and what was the reaction to your peers
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Speaker 1: or your family or your co workers? Well, the transition,
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Speaker 1: I believe was pretty difficult first because you have to
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Speaker 1: you have to think about when you make a check change,
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Speaker 1: and it shift, how uncomfortable want one you're gonna make yourself,
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Speaker 1: and then how uncomfortable you'll you'll make the others around you.
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Speaker 1: And what I what I found is the beauty and
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Speaker 1: being uncomfortable and the beauty and you know, taking that
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Speaker 1: risk and when things are a little shaky, and things
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Speaker 1: do seem a little uneasy, I feel like, and the
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Speaker 1: middle of all that's stilling an emotion. That's where you
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Speaker 1: find your true purpose and your true destiny and what
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Speaker 1: you truly love to do. I also, you know, I don't,
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Speaker 1: I'm not. I'm not sure if it if it's in
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Speaker 1: my bio. But I also was an insurance agent for
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Speaker 1: Geiko for four years, so I was, yeah, I was,
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Speaker 1: I was. I was an insurance agent agent and Geiko.
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Speaker 1: What I will say is that those corporate companies are
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Speaker 1: every everybody has their purpose and everyone plays their role.
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Speaker 1: Because at the time when I worked for Geico, they were,
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Speaker 1: you know, doing full tuition reimbursements, so it kind of
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Speaker 1: you know, it worked yourself out. But then we've got
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Speaker 1: to also remember that everything isn't it's in season, and
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Speaker 1: so you know, we have to be comfortable and content
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Speaker 1: with moving forward and spreading our wings. And I definitely, uh,
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Speaker 1: I definitely had had a lot of sleepless nights, but
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Speaker 1: they were all well worth it. Well, I had those
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Speaker 1: same sleepless nights that so so anybody. I tell people
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Speaker 1: who listen to the show, that's part of the process.
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Speaker 1: If you if you want to be comfortable, stay right
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Speaker 1: where you are and be and and then be frustrated
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Speaker 1: for the rest of your life because certain points, if
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Speaker 1: you don't make that transition, age is gonna catch up
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Speaker 1: with you and you can't make that transition. So you know,
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Speaker 1: if you have a dream that you aren't fulfilling right now,
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Speaker 1: figure out how to fulfill it, because in the end,
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Speaker 1: don't live your life based don't regret. So I know
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Speaker 1: when I made the decision to leave IBM, I made
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Speaker 1: that decision a year in advance, and and I would
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Speaker 1: tell everybody there were tears in my eyes because it
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Speaker 1: was tears tied to I didn't expect to do this.
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Speaker 1: I I went to college like I was supposed to,
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Speaker 1: because everybody told me I was supposed to go to college.
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Speaker 1: I got my degree like I was supposed to, and
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Speaker 1: I started working at IBM. I was doing everything I
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Speaker 1: was supposed to do. Now at night, I was doing
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Speaker 1: a stand up comedy. But if there was no realistic
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Speaker 1: approach that this is gonna be something I was gonna do,
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Speaker 1: because yeah, they'd Murphy out there, Yeah, Richard Pryor out there,
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Speaker 1: those were stand up comics. How could I be those people.
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Speaker 1: So when I say that to you, you have all
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Speaker 1: these peers out there, all these major players out there.
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Speaker 1: What convinced you that you could participate in that arena? Well,
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Speaker 1: you know nothing. You know, I didn't need any convention.
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Speaker 1: You know, when you are called to do something and
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Speaker 1: when you had the gifts, good talent, and you open
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Speaker 1: up your mouth and you see that that something is
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Speaker 1: using you outside of you yourself, you don't need to
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Speaker 1: convince anyone that you are who you who you are.
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Speaker 1: And I think that's where a lot of people respected
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Speaker 1: me and respect me now is because when I walk
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Speaker 1: UH in the room, I walk with purpose. I don't
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Speaker 1: walk to uh convinced. I don't walk to see who
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Speaker 1: who's who I'm better than, or who's better than me.
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Speaker 1: I don't walk to get the approval of others. And
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Speaker 1: when you're starting a business, and especially if you're getting
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Speaker 1: into the entertainment business, if you're looking for, you know,
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Speaker 1: for someone to validate you, are you looking for that
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Speaker 1: that co sign? I know that I know that that's
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Speaker 1: like you know, what what what we're what we're taught,
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Speaker 1: you know, And I know that that's like what with
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Speaker 1: a lot of people feel is necessary, but truly go
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Speaker 1: after your dreams and you know, don't wait to consist
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Speaker 1: you know yourself to do anything. You know, make the
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Speaker 1: plans that I what you really want to accomplish, and
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Speaker 1: put it in your heart and write it down and
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Speaker 1: and do the work, you know. And and that's what
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Speaker 1: I would encourage anyone to do. And that's you know,
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Speaker 1: that was my path. You know. I got up, I
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Speaker 1: literally got up and left the cubicle of Geico Insurance
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Speaker 1: and said this wasn't for me and I wouldn't go back.
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Speaker 1: And my mother, you know, she was very upset because
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Speaker 1: at the time I was helping her financially and I
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Speaker 1: really wasn't helping their financially, if you know what I mean.
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Speaker 1: Like I was helping her, like we were surviving, We
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Speaker 1: were getting past, you know, from month to months and
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Speaker 1: maybe we'll have three or four months cover. But I
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Speaker 1: know that it was it was it was more to that,
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Speaker 1: you know, and I knew that I had to do
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Speaker 1: more for my people and for you know, my family,
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Speaker 1: and so having eight siblings and growing up and you know,
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Speaker 1: just hearing the stories and seeing what everyone's going through,
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Speaker 1: you know, in my community, and then my and then
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Speaker 1: and and then my uh, you know family and immediate family.
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Speaker 1: It's like, you know what I want to I want
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Speaker 1: to put it all out there, you know I want
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Speaker 1: to put I want to put my oars into chasing
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Speaker 1: my dreams. And that's what I did. Well, you you
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Speaker 1: you chased your dream your music dreams in a city
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Speaker 1: that is renowned for music, Philadelphia. So what like it
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Speaker 1: was in Birmingham talking about doing this. You know what
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Speaker 1: people are Yeah, Bourmonham, where are you gonna go? We
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Speaker 1: gonna go? We are you gonna go? Cut the record
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Speaker 1: at Birmingham? And so when Philadelphia? I know on my show,
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Speaker 1: I don't you know, I don't play music, but I
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Speaker 1: gotta bring up this song because it was funny. I
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Speaker 1: can't keep running and and so, uh because I played
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Speaker 1: that song. I played that song because it's because the
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Speaker 1: beat the beat is off for one of my all
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Speaker 1: time favorite gap bands, Yearning. So now we got we
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Speaker 1: we had we had something insisting in comments. That's one
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Speaker 1: of my favorite songs. We have some serious to go.
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Speaker 1: Because you said eight siblings, I got eight siblings. Wow,
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Speaker 1: I'm just being real with you. I'm being real with you. Okay,
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Speaker 1: so and so and so but you're in it. I'm
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Speaker 1: telling you something. Every time I hear that song, it
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Speaker 1: takes me to a nightclub while I was dancing with
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Speaker 1: this young lady I was dating at the time, and
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Speaker 1: it was in se in Houston, Texas. I'm just let
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Speaker 1: you know, well, here you go, and I'll remember that
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Speaker 1: song because it was just lady leaned over y'all a
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Speaker 1: cute couple. Yeah, So every time I hear this beat,
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Speaker 1: first of all, it's a great song. You've done a
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Speaker 1: great transition to this song, you know. And and so
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Speaker 1: when I hear it, you know, just know that. So
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Speaker 1: when it was so every Tuesday, we pitched gas to
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Speaker 1: me and they go, okay, Jordan Bakes, I go, okay,
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Speaker 1: that name sounds familiar because nowadays, you know, uh, you
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Speaker 1: know you you you hear music on these different podcasts
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Speaker 1: and different platforms, and they don't announce the artists at all.
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Speaker 1: They just play the music or you're seeing or they
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Speaker 1: are they are the car to pop up with the name,
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Speaker 1: and so you don't really know the annunciation of a
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Speaker 1: lot of artists names nowadays. And so I go, and
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Speaker 1: then somebody go, can't running, can't keep running? Go what
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Speaker 1: I know that dude, that's my man. We gotta get
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Speaker 1: him on the show. And when we come back, we're
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Speaker 1: gonna leave this break. When we come back, Mr Banks
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Speaker 1: from Philadelphia with a siblings, who left Guy Co because
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Speaker 1: he was had to who relive his dreams, We're gonna
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Speaker 1: talk about you're gonna start a restaurant and the clothing lant.
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Speaker 1: You know, I know somethbody clothing lat My brother, Hi,
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Speaker 1: just Sean McDonald and we're listening to money making conversations
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Speaker 1: on the phone. He's born and raised in Philadelphia. Uh.
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Speaker 1: Jordan Banks is a Grammar nominated singer songwriter. Has a
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Speaker 1: song that every time I listened to it is on
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Speaker 1: my It's on my music list. It's called Can't Keep Running.
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Speaker 1: I had to bring that up because my show is
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Speaker 1: about entrepreneurship and we don't play music with man. When
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Speaker 1: you got a great song, I gotta acknowledge that. And
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Speaker 1: that's a great song because because a lot of people
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Speaker 1: do remixes of songs, it's what he does. It. He
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Speaker 1: reminds you of a song with some of his lyrics.
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Speaker 1: And I think that's really really cool that you did
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Speaker 1: that because a lot of people do when they use
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Speaker 1: it when they take a great beat, they're trying to
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Speaker 1: ignore it, and you you incorporate that into this acknowledging
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Speaker 1: this great this great song as well as new concept
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Speaker 1: that you're trying to it which I really love. Well
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Speaker 1: of course you know I U I ans to you
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Speaker 1: know that that that's something you know, touching the soul
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Speaker 1: and it's the would uh. It's one of the things
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Speaker 1: that inspired me to do music and just to have that,
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Speaker 1: you know, that connection to the people and to the
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Speaker 1: heart the team went to. Now when you were that's embrassive.
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Speaker 1: I think did you change phones and something because your
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Speaker 1: volume kind of changed there, sir? And yeah, because it's
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Speaker 1: because it's for um for much better because we have
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Speaker 1: Because the thing about is that, first of all, I'm
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Speaker 1: a fan and I'm going to continue uh to support
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Speaker 1: you and my social media and any platforms. So know
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Speaker 1: that this is a this is the ongoing relationship, and
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Speaker 1: it's important that you understand that because the fact that
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Speaker 1: you know, when I when I find young artists, I
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Speaker 1: know that when I was working with Steve Harvey and
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Speaker 1: we created the Steve Hardy Morning Show, music was an
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Speaker 1: important part of why we were so successful. When we
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Speaker 1: launched our national syndicated show out of New York in
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Speaker 1: two thousand five, and uh with artists out of that
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Speaker 1: Philadelphia market was so important and and all markets are
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Speaker 1: so important, but the artists of the R and B sound,
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Speaker 1: and I don't really like the way music is going
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Speaker 1: nowadays because of the fact that they're starting to bring
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Speaker 1: hip hop back into R and B songs like they
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Speaker 1: can't be played with out adding that that layer into it.
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Speaker 1: And when I hear great music like what you're doing,
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Speaker 1: you keep doing it, man, because people like me are
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Speaker 1: going to find a way to support it, because that
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Speaker 1: music cannot go away. And when you when you bring
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Speaker 1: back greatness. And Charlie Wilson is a great friend of mine,
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Speaker 1: So know that that that that you're talking to the
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Speaker 1: guy Charlie Wilson has performed and we said a round laughed.
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Speaker 1: You know, I knew Charlie wasn't we with the Gap band.
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Speaker 1: I knew Charlie was when we were rapping, when when
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Speaker 1: he had snoop, And I know I knew Charlie was
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Speaker 1: a nat you know. And so so when I hear
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Speaker 1: you do what you think you see, I see greatness.
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Speaker 1: I see greatness. In you, and I see greatness in
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Speaker 1: you because of the fact that you're willing to take
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Speaker 1: a risk and and I know, I know I've overcome doubt.
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Speaker 1: It's really amazing when people will doubt you when they
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Speaker 1: were because guess what. And I don't take that negative
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Speaker 1: because the general person, the general individual, they've been they've
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Speaker 1: been raised to go nine to five or eight to
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Speaker 1: five program And that not a negative when we say that,
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Speaker 1: because because there's entrepreneurs and in the life. That's why
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Speaker 1: I'm not mad at millennials. Millennials is they've they've been
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Speaker 1: given an opportunity to think outside of the box. When
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Speaker 1: I grew up, the box was you know you you
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Speaker 1: go to college. That's the only way gonna get a
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Speaker 1: good job. That's not the case anymore. You can be
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Speaker 1: rich and don't go to college. But you have to
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Speaker 1: be consistent. When I say the word consistent, what makes
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Speaker 1: you consistent? I see all these great artists you work with, Uh,
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Speaker 1: you know John Legend, Bad boy Leyla Hathwack been on
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Speaker 1: the show before, he's your cole Know her from l
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Speaker 1: A back in the day, No here from l A
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Speaker 1: meek Mill. How do you work with all these different
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Speaker 1: talents and then maintain who you are well first, you know,
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Speaker 1: all of those artists that you need have played a
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Speaker 1: huge role and just me being an artist, because it's
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Speaker 1: so crazy, like like with with the Meek Mill. He
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Speaker 1: was one of the artists that I worked with and
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Speaker 1: I wasn't even expecting to tap into my artistry the
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Speaker 1: way that I did with Meek Mill. But he definitely
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Speaker 1: like pushed me in and and and brought it out
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Speaker 1: of me just by you know, encouraging you know, me
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Speaker 1: as a singer and as a vocalist, because I started
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Speaker 1: off writing songs for these people, and every time I
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Speaker 1: would go on the studio, even with Keisha Cold, she
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Speaker 1: would hear my voice and then I would end up
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Speaker 1: on a track, and you know, it just never, it never.
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Speaker 1: I went to see fifty Cents with a friend of mine,
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Speaker 1: and my friends just told me this, you know, he
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Speaker 1: told me to start singing and and I did. In
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Speaker 1: fifty Cents threw me in the studio right away and
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Speaker 1: we ended up doing a song called Definition and Sexy.
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Speaker 1: And so I didn't know that I didn't I didn't
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Speaker 1: know that there was that that thing that was inside
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Speaker 1: and me that I was hiding. But these great artists
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Speaker 1: who who have inspired me over the years and even now,
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Speaker 1: uh kind of like planted those seeds. And honestly, sometimes
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Speaker 1: we forget to plant those seeds into into our brothers
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Speaker 1: and our sisters and our and and the people that's
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Speaker 1: coming you know behind us and even before us. You know,
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Speaker 1: we had we have to continue to plant those seasons.
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Speaker 1: So I've had some talented people and they really helped
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Speaker 1: plant plant to see of me even you know, pursuing
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Speaker 1: it at this level. So I'm truly grateful to have
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Speaker 1: worked with them, with those artists and you know, have
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Speaker 1: crossed their path and the music business because it's definitely
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Speaker 1: changing my change my focus and has also brought a
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Speaker 1: new a new creative journey as an artist in my life.
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Speaker 1: Well here's the funny part about being a songwriter. And
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Speaker 1: so he can he can attest to this. So when
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Speaker 1: you when you're a songwriter, you after you have to
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Speaker 1: sing the song. I know most yes, some people a
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Speaker 1: lot of songs writer sing the song correct. And so
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Speaker 1: so here's the deal. So they're in the studio, they go, okay,
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Speaker 1: let me hear the song, you know, so you know,
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Speaker 1: he starts singing and go, I know they started squinching,
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Speaker 1: huh what they still who is this dude? If the
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Speaker 1: next question who is this dude? And then the next
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Speaker 1: thing and go, okay, how can I work with? So
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Speaker 1: you was winning twice. You were winning twice with a
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Speaker 1: great song, and then you win to twice secondly with
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Speaker 1: a great VARs and then you had what they call
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Speaker 1: swam and uh and that that's the beauty of you
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Speaker 1: were just going there man, just doing your thing. And
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Speaker 1: then God blessed you with the clip understanding your humbleness
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Speaker 1: because you weren't going in there trying to get a
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Speaker 1: gig other than hey, I have a great song I
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Speaker 1: think will really go good with your voice and your
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Speaker 1: style with your albums, or let's just be your first
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Speaker 1: single that drops on your CD or whatever. And then
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Speaker 1: they heard you they went, wow, I got this is
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Speaker 1: a bonus track right right, right right. And I can
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Speaker 1: tell that you you have a lot of insight and
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Speaker 1: education on how the music business work, because it's almost
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Speaker 1: like you're telling me my life, you know, like you're
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Speaker 1: telling me like all the steps, so I know this
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Speaker 1: happened before, and you've seen these steps in the evolution
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Speaker 1: of a songwriter turning into an artist. I've seen it
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Speaker 1: and I love it. I love That's what I'm just
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Speaker 1: let you know we have a relationship now in the business,
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Speaker 1: and just invite you to call me for any mentoring advice.
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Speaker 1: Just call me like I give myself. I connect with you.
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Speaker 1: Thank you. I appreciate that need that it is what
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Speaker 1: it is. Okay, it is what it is. I started
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Speaker 1: money making conversation for this reason. I cannot leave this
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Speaker 1: earth with information that I can use to have somebody else.
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Speaker 1: And I have been. I have been in too minute studios.
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Speaker 1: It's not too many artists, like I said, Keshia Cole Kesha.
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Speaker 1: I met Keshia Cole when she was audition and she
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Speaker 1: wanted and she auditioned for me, and so then she
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Speaker 1: became a great autist. And she reminded me, I auditioned
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Speaker 1: for you with Sean and I said, oh yeah, and
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Speaker 1: because not because it was just not because I was arroicant.
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Speaker 1: It was just that I wanted to hear how great
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Speaker 1: she was. And then she went on to greatness and
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Speaker 1: still living the life of greatness as a song stocks.
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Speaker 1: And then you say, John Legend used to coming to
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Speaker 1: the studio all the time, one of the most professional
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Speaker 1: individuals I've ever met in my life. If you tell
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Speaker 1: John to be in a studio at six thirty am,
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Speaker 1: he had there six fifteen. He's there six fift all
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Speaker 1: the way, not complaining, not not tired, ready to do
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Speaker 1: the work. So when you see how great he is,
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Speaker 1: when you see he's all over the place with a music,
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Speaker 1: a music style that a lot of people questioned because
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Speaker 1: what type of music is he doing? And so when
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Speaker 1: I look at your music, Mr Banks, keep doing what
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Speaker 1: you're doing. Yes, sir, Yes, sir, don't worry about that
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Speaker 1: cubicle that you left, because you're not gonna You're not
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Speaker 1: operating on a A and B plan. You're working on
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Speaker 1: a plan. It's called you, and you're gonna keep winning
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Speaker 1: because you have multiple streams of income. Streams of income
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Speaker 1: mean you can write a song, you're gonna you're gonna
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Speaker 1: develop this clothing line, You're going to the restaurant business
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Speaker 1: and all those things, and plus guess what you can
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Speaker 1: sing and you can go on you can do T shirts.
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Speaker 1: That's called multiple streams of income. That's why I do
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