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Kane Brown Spills BIG Collab News · Inside Country with Wayne D

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  Awesome to get him back in studio. It was an adventure last time you
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  were here. Do you remember that? I do know it. It's probably
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  good you don't. You might have skipped us this time came round. What's
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  up, man? How are you? I'm good man? It was we
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  had you on stage and you're like yeah, and you're like, I wouldn't
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  have shown up and you were wearing slippers or something, or your house.
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  You're like, we're in front of all these people. What I probably would
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  have showed up like that. Honestly, I got to ask because you were
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  busiest year of your life in twenty twenty three, right, Yeah, it's
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  pretty busy going into twenty four. What are some things you want to do?
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  Because obviously your family continues to grow. It's no secret that that's a
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  massive priority to you. Yeah, that they're first. So how do you
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  manage manage the two? Especially now you got more new music coming. Obviously
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  a new year means a new tour, So how are you managing the two?
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  It's honestly pretty easy because we just bring them with us, so they're
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  always with me. I think the my main priority right now is just to
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  get back on the road. I've been so bored and we got great new
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  music. Now we're still working on, you know, a little bit more
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  to get the album finished. But yeah, main main things to get back
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  on the road, knowing that your music can still make an impact even when
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  you're not on the road. Right, we're about to talk about a song
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  that is on its way to doing what You're no stranger two and that's number
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  one? Right, What does it mean to still see your music grow even
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  though it's a time where you're not necessarily pounding the pavement. It's always cool,
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  but it's still like I'm the person. It's like, Okay, it's
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  been out, Like I'm ready to keep releasing and just being in front of
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  people. I feel like too long, Like right now I'm in the moment
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  of and I don't even want to talk about it, but the COVID moment
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  or it was like nobody could tour. That's how I'm feeling right now.
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  I'm like ready to get back out. Listen. I can only imagine,
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  especially over the holidays. Are you a guy who your live shows are so
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  good? But are you a guy who if it goes too long, you're
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  like anybody got a birthday party? I could sing that anyway. So no,
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  it's a I don't know, it's it's I feel like for any artists,
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  I don't know. There's some that might like to relax, But for
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  me, I'm so competitive that if I feel like people are forgetting about me,
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  you know, like I'm always trying to think of something something I can
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  do. Like during the Super Bowl I saw so many country music faces up
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  on the commercials. I'm like, Yo, what are we doing? You're
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  like, why is King Brown not in an Uber eats at What are you
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  doing? I order from Uber Eats all the time. Bro, I could
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  have been the driver or something. We're gonna tag Uber Eats and we're gonna
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  make this happen for Cam Brown. What's a good part though? As much
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  as you are not necessarily a homebody, right like, you like to be
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  out. You like to be creating moments for fans and doing what you were
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  born to do. But what's the best part about being home? I mean,
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  the best part of it being home is just the comfortable. Like I
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  mean, when I'm at home, I have no worry in the world,
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  you know, especially as crazy as the world is. We just feel safe.
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  I guess that's the about being a home. And then like yesterday,
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  I posted on my story, uh, because I feel like I am always
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  on the go that I never really sit down and appreciate, you know,
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  what we've built. So I got to do that last night, just in
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  my backyard. And let me ask you. I tried it because it's my
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  job. No stocker status here, but I try to pay attention anytime you're
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  putting out a song. You got something new coming, obviously, I want
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  to touch base on the song that you teased recently. But last time you
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  talked to us, and I think it's when the current single came out.
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  You had mentioned a song about it was about like a dad not being there,
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  right, and you had talked about but you still haven't put that out
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  yet, right, No, still trying to get it perfected. Music sounds
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  great. I just got to find out where the emotion is. Okay,
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  how so explain to me because we hear all the time about writing, recording,
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  writing recording. When you when you say the emotion is in the song,
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  what does that mean for you? Like, I've already recorded this,
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  like so it's a very worthy song. So when I'm singing, I don't
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  want to get. I want you to be able to listen to the story
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  and feel the emotion. As to how I approach the song, I feel
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  like me the way I sung it. Right now, you're just kind of
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  listening, but you're not paying attention to the words but not feeling it right
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  Well, I mean you're I would say, you're feeling it, but the
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  words aren't as impactful as they should be because the words to the song are
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  very strong, and I want to, you know, make my voice get
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  that over even more so. Is that your delivery thing? Is it production
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  thing or is it like maybe you switch out some words. Well, so
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  we started with a production and we actually I referred to a cold spot the
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  song was on my first album, YEP, because it's kind of the same
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  feel. So we slowed the track down and now we're just waiting for me
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  to go back and re sing it. I can't wait to hear it.
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  Man, when you talk about a new project, do you know how that's
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  coming together already? Like? Are you is it? How far down the
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  road are you with that? I mean, I would say I'm pretty pretty
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  decent. We started a whole I found a couple of riders of where I
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  was. I've been wanting to go that I'll have the same kind of feel
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  and all the same type of music that they write. So the next goal
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  is to get all of them in a room together, because I've been doing
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  it separate and so I feel like when I really bring them all together,
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  it's going to be some more magic that happened for the album. When it
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  comes to how massive last year was for you, we're talking like, you
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  know, playing NBA stadiums or arenas and stuff like that. What do you
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  hope that you can accomplish this year that will top that? Like you have
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  an end goal career wise, like some of the big things right whether it's
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  Grammy this or sold out football stadiums at what's something this year that realistically is
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  like, hey, Cane Brown needs to do this this this man Right now,
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  I'm just staying focused on moving forward. Our career has been growing.
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  It's every year, grown every year, and I mean like this year we're
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  doing six stadiums. Last year we did one stadium. So that's the right
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  path for me. So it's gonna be bigger than last year already. And
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  that's just the way that you got to focus on things when it comes to
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  and I'm sure to our news is coming. So I'm not asking any dates
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  or names or anything. But when you when you look at these support acts
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  or the opening acts, like a lot of people call them, how hands
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  are you with that selection process? And if you are not names, but
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  like what do you look at? Very hands on with that? And I
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  look at one of the most important things to me is the hang because I'm
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  with them all year and I don't want somebody out there that's that's you know,
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  I don't get along with, or that I don't want to hang with,
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  or there's going to be any back and forth with our teams or anything
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  like that, because I want everybody to be happy. I mean, we're
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  doing music and getting to do shows for a living. And then second I
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  go to music and and you know fans. But this year, I feel
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  like we've got a really good line up. We got you know, Parmally
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  is opening, uh and then Tyler Hobard is our direct support And if you
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  look at all our music, I feel like it's all diverse and cohesive at
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  the same time. So really pumped when it comes to the new music.
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  UH. You in more than in more than one sitting with you. Uh.
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  I've heard you say Dj Khalid to country music, which obviously is collab
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  heavy, right. Is there anything that you're looking forward to with this album
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  that a fan can expect, like, I mean, you've had great collabs
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  already in the pop world and in the country world, So is that something
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  you're like, Hey, this is what I'm known for. You've had success,
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  so you're obviously doing it well. Is that something that you plan out
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  more versus just putting songs together? Yeah, usually don't try to foursome.
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  I have one artist that I'm really excited that's that's gonna be on a collab
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  with me, Taylor Swift Sty they face Time a last just to show me
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  that they were singing it, and all the my fans that I've asked,
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  who you want me to collaborate with? Their name as came up a couple
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  of times. And then of course Thomas Rhett was supposed to jump on this
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  song, so I sent it to him today just to make sure he was
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  still going to jump on it. So it'd be cool to have a collab
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  with him too. Okay, God, I'm so excited for you. Came
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  Brown Music, Man, I am too, man. I feel like it's
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  been a while. I know, but it's glad. It's glad. Listen,
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  I'm sure you again. I have so much respect for the dad side
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  being a dad, like you're fully invested when you're home doing your thing.
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  But I also get like, dad's got work to do. No, I'm
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  itching man, when it comes to what you did last year, what you
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  got coming up this year? The album is ready to roll, it's not
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  ready yet. We're close, though, what do you think like summer,
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  late, summer, fall, don't rush, bring, I don't know,
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  August, Christmas. My favorite is when the team leans over, like I'll
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  tell you when it's ready, okay. But but outside of that, getting
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  back on the road, it means the shows, it means connecting with fans.
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  But there's so much more of that for you as an artist that fulfills
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  you that we don't get to see as fans. So what part of that
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  is important for you? For me, it's just like the adrenaline rush,
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  just the support and honestly, like I have such a family with like my
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  band and the crew and everybody that's out on the road. It's you know,
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  it's also their jobs too, so it's getting them to be able to
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  pay the bills and stuff like that. It's just a I mean, I
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  have hats to say it, but it's just a family organization basically. It
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  is. I'm glad you said that because I was gonna come up. So
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  let's do it now. Uh. The family brand is something that the popularity
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  was insane. Right you did the limited releases. I was like this shy
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  of hitting you on a DM, like, hey, these sell out too
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  fast. Help me out, what's your plan with that more forward? Because
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  obviously you saw success there too, right Yeah, yeah, I still have
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  people trying to get them. We just changed colors a lot, and uh,
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  this next line I think is going to be crazy. Uh we're doing
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  like white and I remember whenever I used to wear the white hough hats.
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  Ah, you you couldn't get them anymore, like at any of the lids.
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  Lids still a thing. I haven't been them all with lids and so
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  long. I'll be honest. I buy my hats online now. Yeah,
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  but I remember, like I would I would run out of hats because I
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  would go through them from sweating on stage. So I would go to lids
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  and they'd be like, dude, we can't get these hats in anymore,
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  Like they won't they just keep selling out. So we switched to our own
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  and then we started selling those like crazy. So every time I uh so,
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  we're basically we're switching the color to white white corduroy family. And I
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  also have this really cool like orange camo that's coming. Okay, I did
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  that? Do you know? Release? Roughly, I just want to be
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  with the new tour, Okay, got it. When it comes to outside
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  of all that, the music's coming. Let's talk what a number one means
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  to you. We get to ask that question a lot, and you sell
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  out, you have great music, you connect with your fans in ways that
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  other artists don't bother. But still a number one does what for you?
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  To me? Number one means I'm gonna get to tour again. Uh,
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  you know, My goal is just to keep My favorite thing is like with
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  Jason As, He's got so many number ones that he could literally change his
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  show every night. Yeah. So that's something that I look forward to,
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  hopefully in the future, is to just be able to pick and choose what
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  I want, you know, throw a couple of number ones up on the
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  board. Have have fans shoes from them, or even do a longer show
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  because I have, you know, more more songs that she was from Blow
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  the Curve for you? Why not? Yeah, I know, we got
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  to get you out of here quick. I want to ask you though about
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  you teased recently on social media another cloud with your wife. How did that
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  happen? Because when we talked about the first one, you're like, she
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  walked in and it worked essentially right, So how did this? Was this
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  more planned out? Was? Did she have an idea? Did you have
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  an idea? Yeah? So there's actually we shared that one and I shared
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  another one a couple of months before. So we have three now four if
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  you count, thank god. So we're just sitting on them right now and
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  whatever happens happens. I mean, we're going to release them, but we
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  don't. We just don't have a plan yet of when because she can't shoot
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  a music video right now anyway because she's pregnant. So yeah, she's like,
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  I'm not getting behind a camera right now. So we have a little
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  bit of a time for him to get a plan. How far is she
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  away? And she's so sweet and she's so kind, and when we sat
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  down with her when the single went number one. We talked to you guys
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  a couple of weeks before, like she gets it, she gets this game.
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  You know, that's a part of it all is there is there any
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  part of you that's like, hey, if you want to run and do
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  your own thing, like I got your back. Like no, I've told
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  her. She just coming in. It's hard for like artists, I would
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  say, artists to be married with kids to also do separate things when you
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  don't have to, yeah, because you know, say she went to tour
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  and then I went to tour, and then we're split, and then it's
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  like we're two divorced parents. You get one kid, I get one kid,
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  or you get both kids. So I mean that's like if we were
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  in the need for it, it would make sense, but we're not.
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  So it's just cool that she gets to release music or sing music and you
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  know, come on stage with me. So we're good with her right now.
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  Plus it's not great for a marriage if you turn her one day and
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  be like, hey, you can open up the tours. Excuse me,
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  Yeah, I mean she's she's I don't know, it would be it would
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  be cool. I mean I think Tim and Faith did that. Yeah,
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  yeah, I don't know he he may have opened the tour, but she
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  was like I in the night. Yeah, I wrap this thing up,
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  Cain. I know you're busy, man. Thanks for hanging. I appreciate
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  your time today, brother. Yeah, thank you.