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You know, when we write these songs, man, it's like, we're just putting our hearts out there, and when people connect with it, it's just amazing, you know? Like, seeing fans singing along, it just hits you right here, and that's what music's all about.

So I've been waiting for those results to come back, the doctor said it takes a few days but I'm just sitting here by the phone anyway hoping for the best because you never know what they'll find once they start looking into everything these days.

You know, I was like, at this amazing audition and, like, the director was there and everything, and I was so, you know, nervous but excited. And when they called me back I'm like, exactly like that, I couldn't believe it, you know?

So, you know, when you're writing music, you know, it's like, you don't have to follow what everybody else is doing. Like, if you feel something's right for your song, you know, just go with it. That's what makes it yours, you know.

Ai uos ricórin güit mai fón güen ai só a shádou múvin fast bihaind de básketbol póst. Ai zót it uos yost a dog, bat den de shádou stud ap it lúkt laik a tol man. Wi stopt tókin. De bol uos estil báunsin bai itsélf in de mídol of de kort.

So, you know, we had this gig at this small club downtown, and it wasn't really what I expected, but sometimes those unexpected venues sort of surprise you. And there was this moment when the crowd just kind of connected with the music, which is really what it's all about.

I remember this one time during high school when I had the house to myself for a weekend. My parents were at some conference, and it was kind of weird being alone in such a big place. I mostly just played video games and ordered pizza.

I was in this coffee shop in Brooklyn, and every person was just, you know, buried in their laptops. I asked for a black coffee and the barista looked at me like I'd just asked for a rotary phone. It's like, when did I become the dinosaur, man?