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It's hard sometimes to look in the mirror
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and really have to realize maybe you're not the person that you necessarily thought that you were.
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That's just a result of trauma and life circumstances.
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I've been so very public about my faith journey
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and how my relationship with Jesus has helped me to not be so hard on myself.
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It's discouraging out here sometimes, you know, life smashes in the face and it can be hard to get back up.
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God knows what we're going through and just wants us to be the best versions of ourselves.
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And so that's when we were not perspective at a relationship with everything.
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I think relationships for anybody are the best.
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You know, it's a constant, you know, dance, a hero.
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And yeah, I think being inspired by my relationship is like,
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and definitely could be some great music and sometimes you could have the writer's gloss or whatever,
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but I've said it before about love is kind of like the foundation of the faith
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and love being the foundation of love, not like music in general.
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So it's important to me that I'm singing about kind of what I'm living.
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Basically for a while there, I felt like I lost my purpose.
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I felt like I lost my purpose.
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And I feel like I found it out my purpose.
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And I just want people to be encouraged by that.
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Be inspired by that.
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You know, that, hey, maybe I lost my purpose.
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Or maybe I don't know what my purpose is.
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But just that word is so important in life.
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Just have something to reach for and have that purpose.
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I don't know.
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I just platformed you so much.
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Yeah.
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What is your purpose?
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I think my purpose is inspired.
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I use my platform to help people because people want people to win when they're making an effort to themselves.
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Before I wasn't making an effort to win, so I'm sweating myself and I'm feeling like I was unrelatable.
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People love vulnerability.
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People love you.
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You're telling that you're a human and you're like, you're making stuff and you're asking and you're...
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It's just related.
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You're strength in vulnerability here, right?
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Yeah.
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You're strength in you coming out and explaining how vulnerable you are.
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Yeah, that's right.
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And how open you are.
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That's true.
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And it takes a lot as a man too to be able to set that tied up and not...
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And because for a while I was just like, you don't know.
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I'm sorry, you don't feel like it's weak.
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Yeah.
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A lot of times when you go, like your emotions, you feel weak.
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People tell you that's weak and you cry.
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I'm like, I'm a really emotional type.
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So, I'm like, I'm someone who's really open with my emotions and for a while I felt like I couldn't be,
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and I felt so guarded that I wasn't being able to be my people.
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A lot of celebrities and a lot of people lose their ability to communicate with normal people.
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And it's because they're just a point where they don't have to engage
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and respect someone else's facts and respect because it's all about them
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and people around them and laughing at jokes that aren't funny.
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Yes, yes, yes.
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And I had those people around so I know.
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I thought, oh, I must be the funniest dude ever because everyone's always laughing at everything I'm saying.
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But it got to the point where I was like, I just feel like I'm so happy.
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All these people smiling around me and making me feel like I'm fake.
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I'm not fake, but I feel like I'm fake.
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God is fake and love with I love you first regardless of what you do rather than
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if you do that for me, I love you.
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Does that make sense?
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He loves you no matter what.
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Yeah, it doesn't mean you can go do what you want, but it's like you develop a relationship with God so that you don't want to do that other stuff.
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You don't want to be just me.
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You don't want to hurt people because you're like, oh, I love you.
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But when it's about religion and about the works and about all this other stuff, it's just kind of irrelevant.
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As soon as I could understand my work and knew that, like, hey, people aren't giving me what I need.
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Like, you know, people are always wanting something.
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I can never tell if something's really authentic, but when I really put it in my room and in my room and I can just say, God, are you there?
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Like, I feel the connection with something like I had you.
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It's just, when the picture was doing perfect things, it just took an easy goal.
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Like, I think it's happening.
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I think, you know, sometimes, you know, sometimes, you know, you know, you know, as challenges come at us in all shapes and sizes,
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you know, sometimes it's reflecting on the blessings in our life that get us through those chapters.
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And so, yeah, sometimes it's like, you know, if someone who I'm going, you know, is going through some stuff and I'm dealing with whatever issues I'm dealing with on a day -to -day,
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like thinking back to, you know, wow, like I I prayed for a wife.
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I wanted, you know, that consistency in my life.
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And here I have this beautiful blessing in my life that often can just be overlooked because we're just, you know, living together day by day.
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And, you know, challenges come up and insecurities come up
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and you start to kind of take for granted the person that is with you.
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But if you can remember like, hey, I prayed for this moment.
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I prayed for this person.
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Here they are.
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I think just becoming an adult and realizing what is really important in this life.
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And, you know, if I'm going to continue to do this thing that I'm doing, releasing music and facing the scrutiny that comes with it,
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you know, what is my reason?
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What is my why?
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Why am I continuously putting myself on the line to be criticized? and,
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you know, there has to be an ultimate goal that far exceeds the painful reality of people's opinions.
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So I think for me, that is identifying my why.
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Here I have this opportunity to go to the studio and make something with this gift that I've been given.
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You know, I don't have the gift of, you know, I didn't really, I don't have much of an education.
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So it's like, but I do have one gift and that's to make music.
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And so if I can use that to bring people some sort of rest
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and reprieve and escape from their day -to -day struggle, that's ultimately what I want to do.
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And I think a lot of artists, they have their own whatever their reason or their meaning is behind their stuff.
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But for me, I want to just be in the people business
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and I want to keep connecting with culture and as long as people want to hear from me,
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then I want to continue to give them records and content and whatever that looks like.
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And so, like, I want to keep evolving with the times
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and I want to keep being connected to what people are into
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and I just want to continue to grow as an artist and and give people what they want,
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but also make sure that it is connected and makes sense to what I'm going through and that kind of whole thing.

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