Pratica di Shadowing: Kiss of Life | Get Loud, Choreography, Igloo - Impara a parlare inglese con i video

Hi, beautiful human, I'm Zach.

Yay!

That is me.

And we welcome to the studio for the first time ever.

Kiss of Life.

Oh, yay!

Nice to meet you.

Nice to meet you guys.

Do you have an intro?

Oh, we just say, hey guys, we're...

Kiss of Life!

Yay!

Now, is that your decision, the intro and what you do?

Because you guys are a very unique group I'm so excited to have you here

Thank you for having us Our decision Pre-debut we talked about What should we do?

Should we blow kisses?

What should we do?

But we were just like, let's just keep it simple And just say hi I think it's cool It's very human, you know?

Yeah Can we talk about how you guys debuted?

Because that's another very fascinating thing You debut each individually

and then you debut as a group correct yes we came

out with solos for our first debut we were kind of

aiming for making a group consisted of full of like talented artists who can actually pursue their music

so we decided to showcase our distinct charms

and characteristics on the first album we put out well you guys are very unique

because you are comprised of people who have been doing this

for a second right like competing on shows writing for other k-pop idols how cool is

that can you just tell me like I don't know

if I've ever actually interviewed somebody who is an idol who's

written for another idol what skills are you using for other people

that you use for yourself not special there's nothing special actually i do it all the same

when it comes to kiss off live where

when it comes to other k-pop groups it's all the same

but i have i usually get less pressure when i

when i write songs of other artists for me what is your goal

when you guys are making a song is it to me

like do you set out with a goal is it to

like share yourself in the Is it to create something that brings you closer to your fans?

What is it?

I think it's all everything everything combined together, but mostly we try to have fun while making it

Because we don't try to like set a distinct like you

know answer We just want to see what vibes with us

and what just sounds cool

and what we could do like What we could do like to have fun on stage like dance fun.

That's all we matter That's it.

Yeah, yeah Interesting.

Well, I mean so much of life is like with that attitude of just having fun.

Yes.

And if you can, like, if having fun can also be a job, that's pretty sweet.

Yeah.

We're living the life.

Yeah, but it's a life that you guys worked really hard for.

Yes, we did.

Like, one of you have been doing this for over ten years, right?

Yes.

Ten and sixteen years.

What, ten and sixteen?

Ten and six years.

Ten and six, sorry.

Sorry for me it's ten years for Julie Like One two years Well,

yeah, yeah, you're you're you're the what they say

What let's talk for a second because you are on a reality show yes, right 16 Yeah before you ended up here.

Yeah, so can you tell me the first time you met these

girls for Julie We trained together for a couple years before we met the other girls

And then we come to this company and saw these girls And they are amazing

So Belle Foucault is really good And Hane,

she has a unique face Oh, yeah.

Thank you.

So I'm really happy to see like four of us is really come together.

It's really good.

There is something special here.

Yeah, and it's a do you think any of it has to do it's the fact that like

You know the three of you in particular have been really going at this I mean all four of you

but like the three of you really like ten years six

years That's a long time working on something It is I think that's what makes kiss of life very special

and unique because usually normally other groups They train together for a long period of years

and then debut as a group but we all came from different histories

and different paths but we're still able to make it work together

and I think that's that's the extra thing

that makes kiss of life kiss of life it is special and is

that why you put a focus on your individual your work

as individual artists in addition to obviously the work as a

collective yeah yeah definitely like our majority is Kiss of Life as a group

but we also want to showcase like you know what we've been through

and the stories that we have and the musicality that we have

and we want to be able to showcase that as well

and Also show that even though we're all different

and although we came from different histories We're still you know one

and we made music together It's like Avengers I don't know You know what,

I've said this before Avengers unite It's like the first time we met together it felt like we're all

so different we were like how in the world are we gonna blend? yeah

and when did you actually realize that you did blend

and this was the right thing for all of you? it took a

while it did take a while we had our obstacles,

our ups and downs but when we debuted our showcase our first stage our first showcase

that was the moment for me when i realized like whoa what is this energy

that we're putting together on this stage because we're all

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so different but the process of preparing for this like debut song

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and actually giving the energy at 100 on the stage was

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a moment like i realized whoa this is gonna be something

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cool like we were feeding off each other's energy on stage

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can you explain to me your your choreography style like Because it is different than usual groups, right?

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Like, it feels fluid and more loose, maybe less rigid.

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Like, it does feel like you guys are very comfortable and you just mesh.

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First of all, I think that our performance is a hip hop base.

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I think that each member will be able to express their own colors.

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So, Maddie thinks that the team base is kind of rooted in hip-hop as well

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And thus because they put such an importance on individuality

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that they have freedom of expression while they do their choreography as well Their own specific style Interesting, so you give yourself room to kind of like breathe Yeah,

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we do Actually, that's a whole nother process that we actually take

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while doing our practicing like you know usually like everything looks good you know

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when it's all the same but then also we think

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that it looks cool to have just everything kind of different

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and see how each person you know does it a little their own way their own style

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but there's still cohesion yeah that's the main main root of

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it it's like there's beauty in it the igloo video come on you came into your own You killed it!

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Thank you!

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The aesthetic's amazing!

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Thank you so much.

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We put maximum effort into it.

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So can you explain, and by the way, video, I mean like, I don't even know if it's an official video, it's just like a perform- Yeah, actually.

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A performance video?

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Yeah, it has like 18 million views or 11 million views or something.

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Oh, wow.

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Yeah, it's like the black and red, it's huge.

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It's so beautiful.

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Thank you.

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How'd that record end up on the B-side?

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For this album, we wanted to explore very different genres of music

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and showcase that we're able to do a lot of different things.

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So we had to put in a hip-hop song.

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And we were like, why not all rap?

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Let's just all rap.

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And yeah, that's why Igloo came together.

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And we had so much fun preparing for that song.

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So we're extra, extra happy that everyone's vibing and loving to the song.

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Oh, it's so good.

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The bass is great.

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Yes, I know.

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We love it. So good.

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Thank you. So good. So good.

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Have you heard it, Daniel?

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Of course I have.

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It's like watching YouTube.

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I know.

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I know.

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Wow. So cool.

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I'm like watching you guys like That's what I'm saying.

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Wait, that's cool.

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Thank you for watching our stuff. Of course.

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That really means a lot.

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Like, you know, real recognizes real.

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So I appreciate you guys being here.

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Thank you, thank you, thank you.

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Also, Get Loud's great.

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Yeah.

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Yeah, co-written by Belle, eh?

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Yeah.

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Chiki.

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Yes.

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Can I get a story behind this record?

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Because it gives me very nostalgic energy.

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Yes, it does.

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When I first heard the track, the empty track of Get Loud, it really reminded me of Destiny's Child, like 2005.

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So I was so excited to write on that song.

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And it also reminded me so much of our members' voices and distinct charms.

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So I was so excited for that.

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Yeah.

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I got more Cheetah Girls energy.

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Ooh, Cheetah Girls!

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We are sisters, we stand together.

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Yeah!

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We make up one big family, even though we may not look the same.

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Think about that for a second.

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Soaking it in.

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No, hold space for it.

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Space is hell.

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That's not a big deal.

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Can you explain to me your process of writing?

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Is it usually to just production?

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Oh, um, I wrote this song on the song session and I luckily I got a chance to work with

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Tanisha Jackson who She's quite famous for writing some of Doja Cat songs.

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So I wrote Lose Yourself Not lose yourself.

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I wrote get loud with her and I had so much fun writing it Um,

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yeah, I just had so much fun writing this song cuz yeah the melody and the chord progression was very

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That's like my style.

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So I enjoyed the session a lot It's a great record.

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Yeah, it's really good.

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Do you feel the rhythm go cha-cha?

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Yeah My part I wanted to take that part but she took it Can we talk about the overall story of this?

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It's an EP.

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It is something about like the space between dreams and reality, right?

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Like that's kind of the inspiration behind the entire body of work.

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I get super nervous when I have to say something serious like this, so I have to take a moment.

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Lose Yourself, the album itself holds a meaning

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that totally losing yourself to whatever you dream or you love about What would lead you to the best version of yourself?

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So the album this album is About us losing ourselves to music.

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Yeah, that's the overall Are you losing yourself when you're making it performing it?

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Yeah, I think I will lose ourselves and doing it Performing dude, we have this conversation all the time where like

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when people perform like Athletes and stuff

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or people who perform at like a high level they enter like a flow state

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So they don't even really think about it.

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You know what I mean?

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They kind of just do it.

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Yeah.

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Yes It's just like you don't you can't explain it.

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You're just yeah Actively doing it.

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It just comes out naturally.

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Yes Is that kind of what we're thinking about here?

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Yes.

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Yes Actually our company when we were preparing for this album, they're like, okay everyone a question When do you guys feel like when you guys lose yourself?

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We're like hmm When we're on the stage, when we do music.

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So that's why this album came up and it was very natural for us to express and, you know, make.

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Because we lose ourselves the most when we dance and when we perform.

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What have you learned the most out of being in this group together?

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Oh, respect.

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That everyone's different, I think.

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I think before meeting the girls, because I've been a trainee for a long time, I had this like pressure to make everything kind of perfect

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and have like an answer Like it has to be this way it has to be

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that way But after meeting these girls I realized that just letting that go is beauty in itself and actually

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You know accepting that there are flaws there is differences and Yeah,

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those those are the things I feel like I learned Embracing those imperfections Oh, I think attitude.

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I think attitude and vibe.

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Yeah, teaching me.

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Valuable lessons.

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And with that is confidence, right?

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Lesson and showcase and stage.

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Yes.

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With my members.

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By the way, your English is great.

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Thank you. Of course.

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What are you thinking?

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What's the most valuable thing you've learned from this group?

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It's me the same with Julie

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because Me too I'm trained a lot of like 10 years

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And I meet this girl I feel like I can more like

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Just let yourself Let let myself go because like just we can make a mistake It's okay.

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It's okay.

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It's not to be like a perfect or wonder how people of them You don't need to be perfect.

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Yes Imperfection is perfect.

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Yeah That's right That's the whole message very valuable lesson

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and I mean it's fair to say that

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that is kind of anti what an idol is right yes

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yes yeah maybe it's redefining what an idol is oh it's

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getting deep I got very deep for a second I went all the way down to the roots no

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but really like k-pop itself is is per like strives to be perfect

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and that's what makes k-pop so beautiful I feel like

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because there's a process of that hardcore training and everything

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and we do that as well that's the core of kiss of life too

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but within that process we always try to you know give each other

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that little boost of confidence

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that it's okay it's all right we're doing good we are

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striving to be perfect we are striving to do you know the best

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but we're still human and you're still beautiful you looked hot doing it

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and that's what matters That's what that that's what matters.

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I find it really interesting that you grew up in Seattle.

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Yes, I'm from Seattle interesting And you moved like eight or nine yes, that's right.

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What was the real purpose?

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Well purpose was like was like family thing Interesting you're from Hawaii.

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Yes Very cool.

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Very very cool.

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You guys are like, I don't know Maybe my new favorite group Oh my goodness!

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I'm so into it.

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I'm so happy to hear that.

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That just made my heart like...

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Me too.

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Just being honest.

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What are you thinking?

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How are you guys splitting up who sings what?

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Cause you said you wanted the cha-cha line, but you got it.

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Oh.

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Usually our company...

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Yeah, does like a little...

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A&M?

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Yeah, contribution of everything.

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And then we get it

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and normally it's right cause we have such distinct roles in the group

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But there are some cases where we like give some feedback like oh, I think I'll be better like this.

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Yeah How do you guys officially know when a song is done?

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is do you rely on your team around you or?

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What is it like the making of this song?

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Yeah, the writing of it or it may be for you cuz like when you're writing it in the moment like

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Is this song ever really done?

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Oh, I feel like when the other process like like that

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What's it called? choreographies and Visuals and everything came together and it looks perfect.

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Once it looks perfect.

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It feels like it's done for me It's a package.

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It's more than just Not just the sound it's just overall everything That's a song.

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Yeah, that's a song.

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That's when it's finished.

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You guys are great.

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Thank you Thank you guys have a great energy very heartwarming.

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Oh, just just sharing my truth If you want to listen to any of kiss of life's music,

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it's waiting for you on Amazon music There's gonna be a code on the screen link below You okay?

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How's the tour been?

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So fun so fun

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It's been crazy we've been wanting to go on tour

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But we didn't know it was gonna come this fast

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so it came to surprise to us as well So it's much more than what we expected.

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It's crazy to see everyone's energy.

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Do you credit that to sticky?

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Yes That song really did help change your life, right?

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Yes Because sticky's like give a first music show win first first win of music show and the billboard

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100 yes, yes It is first billboard so it's really really grateful so for love and support

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It's an incredible song really your music is so good.

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Please come back on our show Yeah,

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we're always here Let's have amazing energy You should be so proud of everything you're doing and accomplishing really It's very cool.

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Thanks for being here.

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You good.

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Yeah, they gotta go.

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I know we could talk for hours Oh no. Thank you.

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Thank you, thank you.

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Kiss of life.

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Thank you so much for having us.

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Thank you so much.

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Anytime.

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Kiss of life, everybody.

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Bye.

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