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Hey, everyone.
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It's John Roberts, and I want to thank you all
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for coming to my most requested live Ask Me Anything chat.
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And I want.
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To thank Romeo and Most Requested Live for having me.
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On to talk about my new song, Never. I don't
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really talk like this, but sometimes it's fun. Nalia from Mobile, Alabama.
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Where do you see yourself in five years, and what
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goals do you have for the remainder of the year?
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Well.
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I have no idea, but hopefully still making Bob's Burgers
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and making music and hanging out with my dogs probably
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and doing something good like I work with AIDS United
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is a great organization or just something.
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In philanthropy, something where I do some good. Let's see.
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Kara from Lansing, how did Never come together? Well, this
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was interesting because.
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I didn't hear the track and I went into the
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studio and Chris Wallace, the producer who I worked with
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on this album, very talented guy, he played the track
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almost as I was leaving and I just laid down
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this vocal, which I got a lot of the words
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in and the melody and the chorus, it all just
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kind of came together.
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Pouring out in that moment. So it was just a
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really good day.
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I was trying to keep my muses close to me
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and they were there.
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They were there.
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Dala from Southampton, New York. What's your favorite compliment from
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a fan? Any compliment from any fan is good. But
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I think it's always nice to hear that Bob's Burgers
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gives people so much escape from this world and their
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mental health.
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It's good for their mental.
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Health and they watch it before they go to bed
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at night because it makes them feel good. Or maybe
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if they've experienced some kind of loss that it's helping
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them heal in some way. That's the best feeling in
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the world. And now there's no more. Okay, Jean from Philadelphia.
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When did you first realize you could sing?
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Um, I'm still, I, can I sing? I don't know.
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I think I can. Uh, I'm doing the best I can.
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And it's oftentimes hard to listen to your own voice, but, um,
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I've gotten to a place where I can actually hear
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myself and be like, Hey, that's pretty good.
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So, uh, that's the goal there. Um, do trick or
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treaters come to your home on Halloween?
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Um, No.
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Beth from Cleveland, Ohio. We know you can do voices,
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but can you do impersonations? Funny you ask.
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In high school, I kind of got on everyone's radar
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by doing my Pee Wee Herman impersonation. So I'll do
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that right now.
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I know you are, but what am I? I know
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you are. Cut it out. Maybe I was better in
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high school. Nancy from Toronto.
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Where's the furthest away you've been from home and got
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recognized on the street?
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Um, uh, Long Island. No. Uh, let's see.
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I was, well, I did, I was in Australia once and, um, well,
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nobody recognized me, but my credit card got declined.
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When I tried to buy a samosa. And that was
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very funny.
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Andrea from Cherry Hill, New Jersey. What's your definition of success?
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That's a good question. Success for me is growing as
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an artist, making things that people like and making good
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art and enjoying yourself while you're doing it or learning
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something about yourself while you're doing it. And maybe having
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a full circle moment where. The audience likes it too,
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and it's kind of good for everybody. And it's you've
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contributed something that people care about or something that makes.
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Them feel good.
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Kelly from Dalton. How far can you throw a ball?
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Pretty far. I have very long arms and a very
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long torso, so I can really wind it up. And
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I'd say probably about eight or nine miles. Emily from Philadelphia.
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One song that will always remind you of your childhood.
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Wow. There's so many, probably Olivia.
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Newton, John, one of my favorite artists growing up.
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From Greece, obviously. So something from Greece, I'd say hopelessly
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devoted to you. That's a good one. Yeah. Hopelessly devoted
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to you or anything from the Greece album. Okay. Did you,
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Jen from Providence, Providence, Rhode Island.
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Do you remember the first time you heard of a
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new show called Bob's Burgers?
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Did you audition for them before they told you the name? Well, funny,
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we all did the demo like two years before the
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show got picked up. And we were all there the
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night that it premiered. We were all together in L.A.
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at a big party.
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And we got to see all the tweets coming in
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and things like that about the new show, Bob's Burgers.
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And people were like, who's the annoying mom character?
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But they got over that real fast. Abby from Brooklyn,
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New York.
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Who is your first musical influence? Oh, this definitely revolved
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around the Roller Rink, Sugar Hill Gang.
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I was obsessed with that album. I was also obsessed
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with John Lennon, Double Fantasy with Yoko Ono. And I
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was obsessed with Rick James, who we would sing on
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the playground, which was not appropriate.
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Michelle from Norwalk, Connecticut. If you randomly emptied out your pockets,
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what do you usually find? Oh, probably a lighter or
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five lighters. Jenny from Nashville, Tennessee. What's your favorite song
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to sing along to? Oh, walking in Memphis. No, just kidding. Uh,
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I like probably maybe Madonna or some Blondie or I.
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Like Shannon. Tim from Reno, Nevada.
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If you received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame,
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who would you want to be the stars on either
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side of your star?
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Ooh. Um, I mean, I would just.
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Happy to have a star, but Pee Wee Herman, I
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love Pee Wee Herman because he was one of the
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first influences, obviously, um, growing up for comedy and his
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impersonation or my impersonation of him really brought me out
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of my shell.
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He was like a comedy North star.
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So Pee Wee Herman, and then someone musical like, David Bowie.
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Does he have a hot star? Or George Michael. Andrea
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from Hawaiian Gardens, California. When it comes to jewelry, are
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you team silver or gold?
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Silver.
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I don't know something about gold, but I'd wear gold too.
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I have a little gold earring in here. It's got
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a little emerald in it.
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Both. Why discriminate?
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Cassie from Indianapolis. What was your first job? a dishwasher
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at this pasta restaurant. And I was 16. I couldn't
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wait to get a job to save up for a car.
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And it was this disgusting, uh, the dish, the dishes
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would get filled in this sink with all soapy, disgusting,
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dirty food water. And I would have these rubber gloves
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on and I would have to, you know, when I
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would go to dig out the dishes, all the water
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would then fill into the gloves.
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So I would have all these dirty dishwater in my gloves.
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And uh I quit because my mom um she well
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we had a babysitter but we I went back to
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the house and I had a party and I couldn't
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make it to work so I just I was a
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no-show I just quit but then I worked at Pizza
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Hut after that what is something you are proud of
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but never get the chance to talk about hmm well
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um I pretty much brag about everything that I do
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but There's philanthropy stuff or things that I do that
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I don't like to talk about because maybe you're not
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supposed to. And it's just good to do good things
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and not talk about them. Oh, Christy from St. Louis.
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St. Louis. What do you do when you're not working
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on the show? Do you travel? I love to travel.
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I love to go where there's nature and my dogs
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can be free and just.
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Relax.
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And I traveled to Edinburgh this summer, but that was
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for work. And that was for the Fringe Festival with
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Kristen Schaal. And we did a show that we're working
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on called The Legend of Crystal Shell that she wrote.
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And I play a character in. It's very funny. But
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I do love to travel. Sarah from Flint, Michigan. Oh,
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I know someone from Flint.
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Do you have bad dreams?
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Yes.
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Which was the worst?
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Minus barrels falling on me and I can't stop them.
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I've fallen and I can't get up. I would say, yeah,
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everyone has nightmares. I had a nightmare.
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When I was in London that everyone was a demon.
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Good times. April from Naples, Florida. April from Naples.
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I'm not trying to put you on the spot, but
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if you had to fill in for another cartoon voice
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from another show, which ones would it be?
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Ooh.
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South Park. Anyone from South Park. Not that I could
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do any of those voices, but something.
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Anyone on South Park. Because it's such a great show.
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And maybe like an old one would be Voltron. Or, yeah, Voltron.
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Shannon from... Lee High Acres, Florida. Did I say that right?
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I know a lady named Linda.
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She looks like you could do her voice. Well, I
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need to see a picture of her, but hey, I'm Linda. Hey,
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it's me. Aw, well, thanks to Romeo and Most Requested
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Live for having me on the show tonight. My new
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song is called Never. I hope you like it. It's
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kind of about my dog or just like somebody that
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I haven't met yet. But thank you so much all
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for listening and.
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Stay tuned.
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I got a whole album coming out this fall.
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All right. Thank you.
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Hey, everyone.
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It's John Roberts, and I want to thank you all
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for coming to my most requested live Ask Me Anything chat.
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And I want.
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To thank Romeo and Most Requested Live for having me.
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On to talk about my new song, Never. I don't
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really talk like this, but sometimes it's fun. Nalia from Mobile, Alabama.
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Where do you see yourself in five years, and what
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goals do you have for the remainder of the year?
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Well.
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I have no idea, but hopefully still making Bob's Burgers
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and making music and hanging out with my dogs probably
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and doing something good like I work with AIDS United
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is a great organization or just something.
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In philanthropy, something where I do some good. Let's see.
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Kara from Lansing, how did Never come together? Well, this
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was interesting because.
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I didn't hear the track and I went into the
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studio and Chris Wallace, the producer who I worked with
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on this album, very talented guy, he played the track
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almost as I was leaving and I just laid down
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this vocal, which I got a lot of the words
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in and the melody and the chorus, it all just
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kind of came together.
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Pouring out in that moment. So it was just a
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really good day.
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I was trying to keep my muses close to me
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and they were there.
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They were there.
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Dala from Southampton, New York. What's your favorite compliment from
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a fan? Any compliment from any fan is good. But
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I think it's always nice to hear that Bob's Burgers
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gives people so much escape from this world and their
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mental health.
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It's good for their mental.
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Health and they watch it before they go to bed
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at night because it makes them feel good. Or maybe
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if they've experienced some kind of loss that it's helping
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them heal in some way. That's the best feeling in
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the world. And now there's no more. Okay, Jean from Philadelphia.
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When did you first realize you could sing?
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Um, I'm still, I, can I sing? I don't know.
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I think I can. Uh, I'm doing the best I can.
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And it's oftentimes hard to listen to your own voice, but, um,
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I've gotten to a place where I can actually hear
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myself and be like, Hey, that's pretty good.
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So, uh, that's the goal there. Um, do trick or
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treaters come to your home on Halloween?
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Um, No.
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Beth from Cleveland, Ohio. We know you can do voices,
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but can you do impersonations? Funny you ask.
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In high school, I kind of got on everyone's radar
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by doing my Pee Wee Herman impersonation. So I'll do
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that right now.
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I know you are, but what am I? I know
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you are. Cut it out. Maybe I was better in
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high school. Nancy from Toronto.
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Where's the furthest away you've been from home and got
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recognized on the street?
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Um, uh, Long Island. No. Uh, let's see.
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I was, well, I did, I was in Australia once and, um, well,
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nobody recognized me, but my credit card got declined.
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When I tried to buy a samosa. And that was
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very funny.
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Andrea from Cherry Hill, New Jersey. What's your definition of success?
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That's a good question. Success for me is growing as
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an artist, making things that people like and making good
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art and enjoying yourself while you're doing it or learning
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something about yourself while you're doing it. And maybe having
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a full circle moment where. The audience likes it too,
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and it's kind of good for everybody. And it's you've
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contributed something that people care about or something that makes.
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Them feel good.
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Kelly from Dalton. How far can you throw a ball?
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Pretty far. I have very long arms and a very
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long torso, so I can really wind it up. And
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I'd say probably about eight or nine miles. Emily from Philadelphia.
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One song that will always remind you of your childhood.
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Wow. There's so many, probably Olivia.
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Newton, John, one of my favorite artists growing up.
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From Greece, obviously. So something from Greece, I'd say hopelessly
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devoted to you. That's a good one. Yeah. Hopelessly devoted
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to you or anything from the Greece album. Okay. Did you,
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Jen from Providence, Providence, Rhode Island.
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Do you remember the first time you heard of a
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new show called Bob's Burgers?
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Did you audition for them before they told you the name? Well, funny,
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we all did the demo like two years before the
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show got picked up. And we were all there the
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night that it premiered. We were all together in L.A.
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at a big party.
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And we got to see all the tweets coming in
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and things like that about the new show, Bob's Burgers.
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And people were like, who's the annoying mom character?
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But they got over that real fast. Abby from Brooklyn,
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New York.
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Who is your first musical influence? Oh, this definitely revolved
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around the Roller Rink, Sugar Hill Gang.
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I was obsessed with that album. I was also obsessed
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with John Lennon, Double Fantasy with Yoko Ono. And I
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was obsessed with Rick James, who we would sing on
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the playground, which was not appropriate.
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Michelle from Norwalk, Connecticut. If you randomly emptied out your pockets,
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what do you usually find? Oh, probably a lighter or
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five lighters. Jenny from Nashville, Tennessee. What's your favorite song
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to sing along to? Oh, walking in Memphis. No, just kidding. Uh,
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I like probably maybe Madonna or some Blondie or I.
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Like Shannon. Tim from Reno, Nevada.
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If you received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame,
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who would you want to be the stars on either
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side of your star?
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Ooh. Um, I mean, I would just.
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Happy to have a star, but Pee Wee Herman, I
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love Pee Wee Herman because he was one of the
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first influences, obviously, um, growing up for comedy and his
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impersonation or my impersonation of him really brought me out
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of my shell.
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He was like a comedy North star.
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So Pee Wee Herman, and then someone musical like, David Bowie.
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Does he have a hot star? Or George Michael. Andrea
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from Hawaiian Gardens, California. When it comes to jewelry, are
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you team silver or gold?
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Silver.
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I don't know something about gold, but I'd wear gold too.
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I have a little gold earring in here. It's got
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a little emerald in it.
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Both. Why discriminate?
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Cassie from Indianapolis. What was your first job? a dishwasher
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at this pasta restaurant. And I was 16. I couldn't
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wait to get a job to save up for a car.
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would get filled in this sink with all soapy, disgusting,
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dirty food water. And I would have these rubber gloves
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on and I would have to, you know, when I
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would go to dig out the dishes, all the water
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would then fill into the gloves.
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So I would have all these dirty dishwater in my gloves.
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And uh I quit because my mom um she well
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we had a babysitter but we I went back to
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the house and I had a party and I couldn't
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make it to work so I just I was a
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no-show I just quit but then I worked at Pizza
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Hut after that what is something you are proud of
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but never get the chance to talk about hmm well
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um I pretty much brag about everything that I do
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but There's philanthropy stuff or things that I do that
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I don't like to talk about because maybe you're not
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supposed to. And it's just good to do good things
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and not talk about them. Oh, Christy from St. Louis.
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St. Louis. What do you do when you're not working
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on the show? Do you travel? I love to travel.
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I love to go where there's nature and my dogs
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can be free and just.
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Relax.
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And I traveled to Edinburgh this summer, but that was
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for work. And that was for the Fringe Festival with
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Kristen Schaal. And we did a show that we're working
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on called The Legend of Crystal Shell that she wrote.
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And I play a character in. It's very funny. But
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I do love to travel. Sarah from Flint, Michigan. Oh,
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I know someone from Flint.
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Do you have bad dreams?
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Yes.
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Which was the worst?
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Minus barrels falling on me and I can't stop them.
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I've fallen and I can't get up. I would say, yeah,
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everyone has nightmares. I had a nightmare.
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When I was in London that everyone was a demon.
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Good times. April from Naples, Florida. April from Naples.
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I'm not trying to put you on the spot, but
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if you had to fill in for another cartoon voice
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from another show, which ones would it be?
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Ooh.
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South Park. Anyone from South Park. Not that I could
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do any of those voices, but something.
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Anyone on South Park. Because it's such a great show.
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And maybe like an old one would be Voltron. Or, yeah, Voltron.
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Shannon from... Lee High Acres, Florida. Did I say that right?
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I know a lady named Linda.
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She looks like you could do her voice. Well, I
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need to see a picture of her, but hey, I'm Linda. Hey,
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it's me. Aw, well, thanks to Romeo and Most Requested
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Live for having me on the show tonight. My new
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song is called Never. I hope you like it. It's
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kind of about my dog or just like somebody that
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I haven't met yet. But thank you so much all
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for listening and.
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Stay tuned.
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I got a whole album coming out this fall.
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All right. Thank you.
