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Hero. What's up. It's Hayes
Warner and this is my iHeartRadio, Ask
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Anything Chat. So my new single
is called just a Girl and A features
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Kevin Rudolf and Billy Be And I
just wanted to think of Romeo and most
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requested Live for having me on the
show tonight to answer your questions. Really
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excited, okay. Jenna from San
Jose, California says, what's your favorite
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fancy meal and favorite comfort food?
I love chicken in any shape or size,
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any flavoring chicken. It's just so
good and it doesn't have to be
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fancy, but I am obsessed with
chicken. My favorite comfort food. I
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love Dorito's even though I'm kind of
allergic to dairy. I love Swedish fish.
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Chelsea from Tulsa, Oklahoma, what
was the first concert you went to
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see growing up? I went to
the Black Eyed Peas when I was like
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eight. My dad took me Ludicrous
Open and there was like strippers that came
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out danced around. Ludacris was like, put your middle finger up in the
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air, and I remember my dad
let me put my middle finger up and
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I was like, I've made it. I am a full grown adult now.
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So that was my first concert.
Loved the Black Eye Peas huge Fergie
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fan. That was That was a
trip. That was the time. Maria
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from Los Angeles, California says,
if you could hug someone right now,
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who would it be? I would
hug Maria from Los Angeles, California.
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Juline from Clevendale, Ohio says,
has Billy ever told you what the bee
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stands for? So? I have
a new song out now called just a
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Girl. It features Billy B.
I'm obsessed with Billy B. I have
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never asked her what the bee stands
for. I know it's not her real
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name, but if I had to
guess, I would say like Baddie or
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I don't know, Yeah, Billy
Battie is what I have to guess.
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But I'll let you know after this
call. I'm gonna call her up and
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ask Tiffany from Des Moines, Iowa, what emotions were you feeling just before
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you wrote Just a Girl? I
was just feeling very inspired by No Doubt
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and Gwen Stefani And it was before
they had announced anything about performing at Coachella
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and reuniting, but there was something
about their live performance. She's not afraid
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to go all out and say what
she needs to say, and her sarcasm
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also in the way that she describes, you know, the struggle of women.
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I just love her sarcastic tone,
and that is really my personality when
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talking about a struggle or talking about
anything. So I was feeling definitely very
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inspired, and I also was really
excited because I had heard Kevin Rudolf wanted
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to, you know, collaborate on
the song. So I was excited and
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inspired and I was I was pumped. Jennifer from Grand Rapids, Michigan says,
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how is it meaning, Kevin for
the first time? Do you know
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all the words to Let It Rock? Obviously? I know all the words
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to Let It Rock. I love
Kevin Rudoff. He is amazing. He's
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so talented and honestly, he really
crafted, you know, inspired. His
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music really inspired a lot of my
music. So it was honor to hear
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that he wanted to be on the
song and believed in it, and that
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he added his own flare to it. I know every word to let It
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Rock. It's on like every playlist
growing up of mine, like it's on
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my nano iPod. It's He's just
amazing. He is a Legend, Ohio,
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says heav. Do you have a
closet at home just for your performance
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clothes or do you mix your personal
clothes in with them? Basically, I
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have two closets, not two closets. I basically have this like janky rack
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that I keep my show clothes separated
from my like normal jeans and shirts and
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stuff. I used to mix them
all together, but it just became like
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this like overwhelming mash of stuff.
I actually have my janky little rack right
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here, but I have the two
separated, and it's a lot of black,
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a lot of you know, sparkles
and black over here, and it
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doesn't look super neat, but I
like having them separated. Okay, So
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Time from Chicago, Illinois says,
take us back a few years. When
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did you first get the call that
someone was interested in you and your music?
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So, I, throughout middle school
and high school, knew all I
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wanted to be was a singer songwriter. So I started releasing little videos of
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me playing songs I had written on
the piano, and I vividly remember Instagram
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had just come out. Someone commented
on one of my Instagram photos, hey
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love your music, would love to
try producing you. Sometime, and so
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that was my first session. I
collaborated with the producer for the first time,
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and through that I developed a sound. I learned how to songwrite better,
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how to be in the studio,
and by making my music and posting
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it online, I've met my manager
and team and it's just it's been amazing.
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So all really starts with putting yourself
out there for sure. Lana from
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Nashville, Tennessee says, when do
you know it's time to release new music?
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What triggers in your mind that it's
the right time. So I would
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say I'm always ready to release new
music. I'm probably too fast at just
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wanting to put everything out that I've
ever written. But there's kind of a
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flow that feels good release cycle,
where you release a song, you promote
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it, you feel like you've really
squeezed all the juice out of promoting it
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and that it's just kind of in
the people's hands at that point. And
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I really am currently in the moment
of like I need to put something out.
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My new song just a Girl has
been out for a while and I
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love it so much. But my
next single is one of my favorite songs
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I've ever written, so I'm ready
for Phase two. Next step. Tanner
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from Ontario, Toronto, Ontario says, will you in twenty twenty four?
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I'm so so excited to be touring
in twenty twenty four. Some things coming
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up. On May nine, I'm
gonna be performing at Brooklyn Bowl in Brooklyn,
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New York. I'm super excited about
that. I also I am gonna
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be doing Lollapalooza this year, which
is just crazy, and I have a
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few other dates coming up after that
that I'm excited for. Guys, thank
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you so so much for watching my
Ask Anything Chat, and huge thank you
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to Romeo and Most Requested Live for
having me on your show tonight to answer
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questions from my latest single, Just
a Girl featuring Billy Vee and Kevin rudolphs.
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Wow. See soon.
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Hero. What's up. It's Hayes
Warner and this is my iHeartRadio, Ask
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Anything Chat. So my new single
is called just a Girl and A features
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00:00:08.160 --> 00:00:12.320
Kevin Rudolf and Billy Be And I
just wanted to think of Romeo and most
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00:00:12.320 --> 00:00:15.039
requested Live for having me on the
show tonight to answer your questions. Really
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excited, okay. Jenna from San
Jose, California says, what's your favorite
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fancy meal and favorite comfort food?
I love chicken in any shape or size,
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00:00:26.320 --> 00:00:31.160
any flavoring chicken. It's just so
good and it doesn't have to be
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fancy, but I am obsessed with
chicken. My favorite comfort food. I
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love Dorito's even though I'm kind of
allergic to dairy. I love Swedish fish.
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Chelsea from Tulsa, Oklahoma, what
was the first concert you went to
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see growing up? I went to
the Black Eyed Peas when I was like
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eight. My dad took me Ludicrous
Open and there was like strippers that came
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00:01:02.119 --> 00:01:04.480
out danced around. Ludacris was like, put your middle finger up in the
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air, and I remember my dad
let me put my middle finger up and
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I was like, I've made it. I am a full grown adult now.
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So that was my first concert.
Loved the Black Eye Peas huge Fergie
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fan. That was That was a
trip. That was the time. Maria
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from Los Angeles, California says,
if you could hug someone right now,
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who would it be? I would
hug Maria from Los Angeles, California.
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Juline from Clevendale, Ohio says,
has Billy ever told you what the bee
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stands for? So? I have
a new song out now called just a
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Girl. It features Billy B.
I'm obsessed with Billy B. I have
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never asked her what the bee stands
for. I know it's not her real
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name, but if I had to
guess, I would say like Baddie or
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I don't know, Yeah, Billy
Battie is what I have to guess.
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But I'll let you know after this
call. I'm gonna call her up and
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ask Tiffany from Des Moines, Iowa, what emotions were you feeling just before
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you wrote Just a Girl? I
was just feeling very inspired by No Doubt
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and Gwen Stefani And it was before
they had announced anything about performing at Coachella
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00:02:12.159 --> 00:02:15.240
and reuniting, but there was something
about their live performance. She's not afraid
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to go all out and say what
she needs to say, and her sarcasm
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also in the way that she describes, you know, the struggle of women.
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I just love her sarcastic tone,
and that is really my personality when
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talking about a struggle or talking about
anything. So I was feeling definitely very
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inspired, and I also was really
excited because I had heard Kevin Rudolf wanted
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to, you know, collaborate on
the song. So I was excited and
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inspired and I was I was pumped. Jennifer from Grand Rapids, Michigan says,
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how is it meaning, Kevin for
the first time? Do you know
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all the words to Let It Rock? Obviously? I know all the words
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to Let It Rock. I love
Kevin Rudoff. He is amazing. He's
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so talented and honestly, he really
crafted, you know, inspired. His
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music really inspired a lot of my
music. So it was honor to hear
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that he wanted to be on the
song and believed in it, and that
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he added his own flare to it. I know every word to let It
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Rock. It's on like every playlist
growing up of mine, like it's on
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00:03:22.560 --> 00:03:29.000
my nano iPod. It's He's just
amazing. He is a Legend, Ohio,
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00:03:29.240 --> 00:03:31.520
says heav. Do you have a
closet at home just for your performance
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00:03:31.520 --> 00:03:37.360
clothes or do you mix your personal
clothes in with them? Basically, I
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00:03:37.439 --> 00:03:42.159
have two closets, not two closets. I basically have this like janky rack
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00:03:42.879 --> 00:03:47.280
that I keep my show clothes separated
from my like normal jeans and shirts and
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00:03:47.319 --> 00:03:51.000
stuff. I used to mix them
all together, but it just became like
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this like overwhelming mash of stuff.
I actually have my janky little rack right
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here, but I have the two
separated, and it's a lot of black,
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a lot of you know, sparkles
and black over here, and it
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doesn't look super neat, but I
like having them separated. Okay, So
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Time from Chicago, Illinois says,
take us back a few years. When
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did you first get the call that
someone was interested in you and your music?
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So, I, throughout middle school
and high school, knew all I
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00:04:24.480 --> 00:04:28.920
wanted to be was a singer songwriter. So I started releasing little videos of
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00:04:28.920 --> 00:04:33.439
me playing songs I had written on
the piano, and I vividly remember Instagram
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had just come out. Someone commented
on one of my Instagram photos, hey
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00:04:40.279 --> 00:04:44.839
love your music, would love to
try producing you. Sometime, and so
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00:04:44.959 --> 00:04:47.240
that was my first session. I
collaborated with the producer for the first time,
64
00:04:47.879 --> 00:04:51.160
and through that I developed a sound. I learned how to songwrite better,
65
00:04:51.199 --> 00:04:57.000
how to be in the studio,
and by making my music and posting
66
00:04:57.000 --> 00:05:00.399
it online, I've met my manager
and team and it's just it's been amazing.
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00:05:00.480 --> 00:05:04.279
So all really starts with putting yourself
out there for sure. Lana from
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00:05:04.360 --> 00:05:10.240
Nashville, Tennessee says, when do
you know it's time to release new music?
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00:05:10.399 --> 00:05:15.759
What triggers in your mind that it's
the right time. So I would
70
00:05:15.800 --> 00:05:19.000
say I'm always ready to release new
music. I'm probably too fast at just
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00:05:19.040 --> 00:05:25.759
wanting to put everything out that I've
ever written. But there's kind of a
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00:05:25.800 --> 00:05:30.319
flow that feels good release cycle,
where you release a song, you promote
73
00:05:30.319 --> 00:05:31.839
it, you feel like you've really
squeezed all the juice out of promoting it
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00:05:32.000 --> 00:05:35.920
and that it's just kind of in
the people's hands at that point. And
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00:05:36.240 --> 00:05:41.439
I really am currently in the moment
of like I need to put something out.
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00:05:42.000 --> 00:05:45.279
My new song just a Girl has
been out for a while and I
77
00:05:45.360 --> 00:05:47.000
love it so much. But my
next single is one of my favorite songs
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00:05:47.000 --> 00:05:54.399
I've ever written, so I'm ready
for Phase two. Next step. Tanner
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from Ontario, Toronto, Ontario says, will you in twenty twenty four?
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I'm so so excited to be touring
in twenty twenty four. Some things coming
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00:06:05.040 --> 00:06:09.639
up. On May nine, I'm
gonna be performing at Brooklyn Bowl in Brooklyn,
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New York. I'm super excited about
that. I also I am gonna
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00:06:13.319 --> 00:06:16.120
be doing Lollapalooza this year, which
is just crazy, and I have a
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00:06:16.160 --> 00:06:20.399
few other dates coming up after that
that I'm excited for. Guys, thank
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you so so much for watching my
Ask Anything Chat, and huge thank you
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to Romeo and Most Requested Live for
having me on your show tonight to answer
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questions from my latest single, Just
a Girl featuring Billy Vee and Kevin rudolphs.
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Wow. See soon.
