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Speaker 3: from the show this week, so y'all can get caught up.
Speaker 4: I suppose that is probably the reason you're right now.
Speaker 3: Friday marked International Women's Day twenty twenty four, so we
Speaker 3: had Ann Wilson in the studio. She's a Christian artist
Speaker 3: and now also diving into the country music world. Super
Speaker 3: talented and has a really inspiring story of what got
Speaker 3: her into music in the first place.
Speaker 4: And not only that, she did perform. Unfortunately I can't
Speaker 4: include them here.
Speaker 3: For y'all, but you can go check them out on
Speaker 3: YouTube and you'll really love them. But right now you're
Speaker 3: going to hear the interview with Anne.
Speaker 2: Wilson number seven so Bobby Bones Show Interviews. In case
Speaker 2: you didn't know.
Speaker 5: Her name's Ann Wilson. She's from Kentucky. She had a
Speaker 5: massive song on Christian radio called My Jesus. She has
Speaker 5: a new song called Rain in the Rearview on Country
Speaker 5: the Country Format. New album comes out April nineteenth. It's
Speaker 5: called Rebel, but a bunch of music's already online. You
Speaker 5: should check her out in twenty twenty four. All this
Speaker 5: year she's out with Scotty McCreary on his Cabin a
Speaker 5: solo tour, doing a bunch of festivals again from Lexington, Kentucky.
Speaker 5: She's great. Want you to hear. Here she is. By
Speaker 5: the way, her performances that can't go on the podcast
Speaker 5: will be up on our YouTube page if you want
Speaker 5: to watch those. It's International Women's Day and here is
Speaker 5: Ann Wilson.
Speaker 1: On the Bobby Bones Show. Now, Ann Wilson.
Speaker 5: And you come verly, very highly recommended. One of my
Speaker 5: dear friends said, hey, do you know who Ann Wilson is?
Speaker 5: And I said, yeah, I've seen her played the opry before,
Speaker 5: or at least videos. Yeah, I'm at the Opry line
Speaker 5: I performed. I said, yeah, she's awesome. She's a great
Speaker 5: singer Christian artist. And he said, well, yes, and she's
Speaker 5: very country and she's also in that space. And said,
Speaker 5: I did not know that, Yeah, because I just knew
Speaker 5: you from you know, your music with a message is
Speaker 5: what it feels like. But then you know, I started
Speaker 5: to hear some of your songs, like, oh it for sure,
Speaker 5: it makes all the sense in the world. But you
Speaker 5: come really highly recommended. I don't know you yet. We
Speaker 5: just were like, have we met each other? We're like,
Speaker 5: I guess not, but yeah, people love you that know you,
Speaker 5: so I'm very excited that you hear.
Speaker 1: Thank you, thanks for having me.
Speaker 5: You grew up.
Speaker 1: Kentucky, Yeah, Lexington.
Speaker 5: Did you were you go around bluegrass at all? Yes, totally,
Speaker 5: Like I asked a question of everybody from Kentucky because
Speaker 5: you have to a bit.
Speaker 1: Yes, definitely.
Speaker 5: Yeah. What about family wise musically, did anybody play an
Speaker 5: instrument in your house?
Speaker 1: Well? Not really. I guess my dad played a little
Speaker 1: bit of piano.
Speaker 6: But my mom's side of the family is very musical,
Speaker 6: like her brother was always running around the house as
Speaker 6: a little boy with a guitar in his hands and singing.
Speaker 1: So your uncle her so yeah, my uncle. Yeah, So
Speaker 1: we have music in the family.
Speaker 5: Yeah. What did that affect you to get into it
Speaker 5: or was it kind of a resource once you knew
Speaker 5: you love music that you could also be like, oh yeah,
Speaker 5: uncle Jimmy played.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Well what was cool was like, really, up until I
Speaker 6: started singing, like, I really didn't think about my family
Speaker 6: like musically, you know. I was like, I didn't really
Speaker 6: use that resource until I started music, and then I
Speaker 6: was like, oh, this is amazing. I have like some
Speaker 6: built in mentors in my family that can kind of
Speaker 6: help me through it.
Speaker 1: But no, it wasn't until I started.
Speaker 6: Singing at fifteen that I really kind of would go
Speaker 6: to them with advice and stuff like that, which was
Speaker 6: really cool.
Speaker 5: Did you love singing even younger than that and you
Speaker 5: just thought, well, this is the thing you do for
Speaker 5: fun and a loan. When did you start to go,
Speaker 5: you know, I think I want to do this in
Speaker 5: front of people, not as a career. I just wanted
Speaker 5: to do it in front of people one time.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, I actually never wanted to do music as
Speaker 1: a kid.
Speaker 6: I was not the type of like kid that was
Speaker 6: running around the house like singing and playing, you know,
Speaker 6: an instrument my whole life.
Speaker 1: My brother was tragically.
Speaker 6: Killed in a car accident when he was twenty three
Speaker 6: and into twenty seventeen and I was fifteen, and we
Speaker 6: were we had gone to sleep one night. I have
Speaker 6: a sister and my parents. We were together and we
Speaker 6: wake up in the middle of the night and the
Speaker 6: police are at our door telling us that he had
Speaker 6: been killed in a car accident.
Speaker 1: And so.
Speaker 6: Life pretty drastically changed in like pretty much overnight, and
Speaker 6: we were obviously so heartbroken and devastated. And I think
Speaker 6: I remember having this very vivid moment when I found
Speaker 6: out that he had been killed, that I realized that
Speaker 6: I had to make an impact on this earth with
Speaker 6: the time I had left, and so for me, that
Speaker 6: was that was music.
Speaker 1: It just kind of came out of nowhere.
Speaker 6: And my parents had never heard me sing before, my
Speaker 6: siblings had never heard me sing, and actually sang for
Speaker 6: the first time in front of anyone at his funeral
Speaker 6: when I was fifteen, and so kind of singing at
Speaker 6: the funeral, really, I just remember having this feeling like
Speaker 6: this is what I'm made to do.
Speaker 1: This is what I'm supposed to do.
Speaker 6: But up until that point, I had never seen in
Speaker 6: front of anyone before, and I had no interest in music,
Speaker 6: like doing it professionally. I wanted to be an astronaut.
Speaker 6: I wanted to work for NASA.
Speaker 5: Very different different Are you saying what a beautiful name
Speaker 5: is your brother's funeral? Why that song? It's your first time?
Speaker 5: I spoke at my mom's funeral, and I know there's
Speaker 5: like eighty thousand different emotions pulling you in different ways.
Speaker 5: I was nervous I was going to not say something right.
Speaker 5: I was obviously extremely distract because my mom had died.
Speaker 5: There were all these things, so I chose my words carefully,
Speaker 5: and then even then it didn't go like I thought.
Speaker 5: But when I wrote it, I felt like I had
Speaker 5: a reason I was writing what I was writing. Why
Speaker 5: did you pick that song to sing?
Speaker 6: I think for me, it was this moment of realizing
Speaker 6: I had to trust God in this horrible loss in
Speaker 6: my life. Like I had a moment right after we
Speaker 6: found out that he had been killed that I remember
Speaker 6: thinking like, if I do not put my faith in
Speaker 6: trust in God, I'm not going to survive this loss.
Speaker 6: And so that song I had, that song had just
Speaker 6: come out like maybe two or three months before he
Speaker 6: passed away, and I had never even really listened to
Speaker 6: it up until that day, and it just was in
Speaker 6: my mind. It's you know, on like Instagram or something,
Speaker 6: and it was in my mind. And so I just
Speaker 6: remember like listening to it the day he passed away
Speaker 6: and feeling like there was such a surrender in that
Speaker 6: song of just surrendering my pain and suffering to God
Speaker 6: and asking like, Lord, I'm I'm choosing to trust you
Speaker 6: as hard as this says, I'm choosing to trust you
Speaker 6: during this hard time. And I felt like it was
Speaker 6: just like it was just like a sacrifice really for
Speaker 6: me to the Lord, to be like I'm doing this
Speaker 6: for you, you know, but in that he guided me
Speaker 6: on this such you know, such a beautiful journey I've
Speaker 6: had so far, and literally all started from that moment
Speaker 6: of putting my trust in him.
Speaker 5: In that moment you chose to sing. Is just so
Speaker 5: interesting to me if you just never wanted to be
Speaker 5: a singer, because you could have said stuff. You could
Speaker 5: have like, did you know you could sing? Pretty? Cause again,
Speaker 5: if you know, it's not like I want to go
Speaker 5: to my mom's funeral and juggle on how to joke,
Speaker 5: but I don't do it well enough to just be
Speaker 5: like everybody watch. Yeah, yeah, so singinging? Why did you
Speaker 5: think that you could go up and sing? Did you
Speaker 5: have confidence in your singing voice?
Speaker 1: No, I really, I don't know how to explain it.
Speaker 6: It was just like I just had the strength to
Speaker 6: go do it, and it was so It was so
Speaker 6: interesting because my sister played the piano at the funeral
Speaker 6: and she couldn't even get through her piano performance, but
Speaker 6: I got through. We had two funerals for him, and
Speaker 6: I got through both of them without crying or breaking down,
Speaker 6: which is another thing.
Speaker 5: I had a phrase and do that.
Speaker 6: Yeah, But I think it was just like I like
Speaker 6: my soul knew I needed that in that moment. I
Speaker 6: guess it's the only explanation. So singing was like healing
Speaker 6: for me. I think it just helped me heal and
Speaker 6: kind of put things back in perspective for me.
Speaker 1: And yeah, it's crazy to think back.
Speaker 5: On crazy to think that that's where you went, that's
Speaker 5: where you are now. Yeah, that was the first time
Speaker 5: you went there, and that you didn't, you know, crack
Speaker 5: it all while singing. I remember when I was speaking
Speaker 5: in my mom's funeral. She died in her forties, and
Speaker 5: I remember speaking and I lost I kind of I
Speaker 5: started cracking yesterday crying a little bit, and I talked
Speaker 5: for a living. But this is different because it's real,
Speaker 5: Like this what we're doing. Here's goofy. It's fun, it's awesome,
Speaker 5: but it's you know, we go out and have our
Speaker 5: real lives after this. And so I started like crying,
Speaker 5: and everybody in the audience. I was on a comedy show,
Speaker 5: but everybody in the sitting in there, they started to
Speaker 5: feel bad for me because I'm struggling through it. And
Speaker 5: somebody left their cell phone on and it starts to
Speaker 5: ring and it was an old song I remember as
Speaker 5: Jim Crochy and it's like, you don't tug on suit,
Speaker 5: and everybody started laughing, and I was right back on,
Speaker 5: right back on, and I needed that to get through.
Speaker 5: So when you said you were able to get through it,
Speaker 5: I mean I kind of emoted out loud. I was like, oh,
Speaker 5: there's no chance. But I feel like, in the same
Speaker 5: way that you said that, somehow you got through it,
Speaker 5: and you know, you know, you know how you got
Speaker 5: through it. Like I feel like, I don't even know
Speaker 5: if I made called that phone. Maybe the thing just
Speaker 5: started playing, and it's what kind of put me back
Speaker 5: on track.
Speaker 1: He said.
Speaker 5: It is a very difficult thing to do, and it's
Speaker 5: just wild to think this is that is what started
Speaker 5: this for you, this part of your life. You'd never
Speaker 5: want to do it again. But something has come from that. Yeah,
Speaker 5: that is that is Yeah, that is so special. My Jesus.
Speaker 5: Did it come from that situation?
Speaker 6: Yeah, I had been writing for I moved to nashvillehen
Speaker 6: I was seventeen, right out of high school. I well,
Speaker 6: I moved when I was I guess eighteen, but I
Speaker 6: signed a record deal when I was seventeen in a
Speaker 6: junior in high school.
Speaker 5: That quick.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was so fast.
Speaker 6: And then my whole life just turned overnight. And then
Speaker 6: I moved to Nashville. I graduated high school in twenty twenty,
Speaker 6: so only four years ago, which is crazy. And then
Speaker 6: started writing songs. And at that point I had already
Speaker 6: written like maybe one hundred and twenty songs for the record.
Speaker 6: And then I walked into a writing room one day
Speaker 6: and I had that title in my head, and the
Speaker 6: other two writers I had never worked with before had
Speaker 6: the exact same song title No, never spoken Wow, And
Speaker 6: so we were I was like, I want to write
Speaker 6: a song about called my Jesus, about what it means
Speaker 6: to have a relationship with him, and they were like,
Speaker 6: we had that exact same title too. So we wrote
Speaker 6: the song like within maybe an hour or two, and
Speaker 6: then we walked out that day knowing that it was
Speaker 6: something special. But I would have never ever dreamed that
Speaker 6: it would have done what it did and impacted the
Speaker 6: people the way that it did.
Speaker 5: Do you ever sing the song that you sang at
Speaker 5: your brother's funeral again?
Speaker 1: Yeah? I actually did it on my tour that I
Speaker 1: had this fall.
Speaker 6: It was so special, it was such a special moment,
Speaker 6: and I played the piano like I did at the
Speaker 6: funeral and everything.
Speaker 1: And it was really cool.
Speaker 5: When did you start to learn music, because again, if
Speaker 5: you're just singing for the first time at fifteen, did
Speaker 5: you already have any piano background at all?
Speaker 6: Yeah, my mom forced us to take piano lessons as kids,
Speaker 6: so we all three took piano, and I had been
Speaker 6: playing since I was like five or six, so I'd
Speaker 6: had kind of that background kind of going into it.
Speaker 6: So I was able to play the piano at the funeral.
Speaker 6: And then as i've now, you know, become an artist
Speaker 6: and everything, it's helped a lot.
Speaker 1: Just having that background. It was almost like it was.
Speaker 6: Always meant to be and I just had. I just
Speaker 6: didn't realize it.
Speaker 5: You know, what did you not expect about being an artist?
Speaker 5: Because now you're having to do a lot of stuff
Speaker 5: that you don't see whenever you see the people being
Speaker 5: interviewed or like, what's been the biggest surprise about what
Speaker 5: you have to do as an artist that isn't out front?
Speaker 6: You know, I think I I just didn't realize how
Speaker 6: much hard work it was, you know, like the sacrifice
Speaker 6: the artists have to make, leaving their families, going on
Speaker 6: the road all the time, sacrificing things that most people
Speaker 6: don't have to, you know, But the reward is so
Speaker 6: great because for me, it's like getting to see how
Speaker 6: my songs like specifically impact people's lives is really what
Speaker 6: keeps me going and what drives me to continue on
Speaker 6: because I think music is so powerful and it has
Speaker 6: the opportunity to literally change someone's life, and so's that's
Speaker 6: a really special thing that kind of makes it worth it.
Speaker 6: But definitely, like the travel and the sacrifice, I didn't
Speaker 6: realize was it at.
Speaker 5: All the album Rebel that's out in April. How is
Speaker 5: it different than the other work that you've put out
Speaker 5: just from looking because I haven't heard the whole thing yet,
Speaker 5: but would you have recorded like songs about whiskey on
Speaker 5: a Christian Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's so interesting.
Speaker 6: Like this record for me was really healing to write
Speaker 6: because of my brother and everything. And like the last
Speaker 6: record MYI G's, this record was a lot about my
Speaker 6: brother Jacob and our memories together and this record was
Speaker 6: really just like a new chapter, you know, just a
Speaker 6: new season, and so it was really healing for me
Speaker 6: with my brother to write it, and just kind of
Speaker 6: felt like I kind of healed and moved on a
Speaker 6: little bit with it. But no, like these songs just
Speaker 6: it's so authentically me, which is so interesting. I feel
Speaker 6: like people are kind of wondering, like are you leaving
Speaker 6: Christian music or are you going to country music?
Speaker 1: Whatever.
Speaker 6: It's like it's just an extension of who I am,
Speaker 6: just in a different way than the last record, if
Speaker 6: that makes sense. Like the last record was, you know,
Speaker 6: country sounding but heavily Christian message. This record is still
Speaker 6: my faith based message, but with a little bit more
Speaker 6: country added to it. Just my roots, kind of going
Speaker 6: back to where I came from and the things that
Speaker 6: you know, make me come alive. And so yeah, like
Speaker 6: songs about whiskey, it's just like I love that song
Speaker 6: because I think people are going to see that title,
Speaker 6: but then they're going to realize it has such.
Speaker 1: An interesting twist to it.
Speaker 6: But yeah, the record is I'm so excited about it
Speaker 6: and I can't wait for it to come out.
Speaker 5: Know you and Chris Tomlin did a song together, and
Speaker 5: I know Chris a little bit, love them. He's like
Speaker 5: the gratitude ever.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's so sweet, And.
Speaker 5: I asked him if he's held to an unfair standard
Speaker 5: where people think that like he's closer to Jesus than
Speaker 5: they are because he's always preached, and they have this
Speaker 5: expectation that he needs to be perfect all the time,
Speaker 5: and he's like, yeah, it's a real thing, like because
Speaker 5: he's not. He's like, I'm very flawed. Everything I do
Speaker 5: is just like anything that you do. Yeah, And do
Speaker 5: you ever experience that where you feel like you can't
Speaker 5: actually have or show and present a normal life because
Speaker 5: of what the expectation is as a Christian artist in
Speaker 5: the work that you've done in the past.
Speaker 6: Yeah, there's definitely an expectation there. I think some people
Speaker 6: don't like to talk about it, but I think it's
Speaker 6: just I always just liked, like when fans come up
Speaker 6: and they're like, you know, you've saved my life, I
Speaker 6: always like to just be like, well.
Speaker 1: I really didn't, you know.
Speaker 6: I just kind of like to remind them of like
Speaker 6: where that's coming from, that it's not me, but it's
Speaker 6: the Lord. And I think people just, yeah, I think
Speaker 6: they do have an expectation of that. We somehow, as
Speaker 6: Christian artists that are on stage are holier than everybody else,
Speaker 6: which is not true at all.
Speaker 1: We're all the same.
Speaker 5: So you ever say a bad word?
Speaker 6: Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 1: Please, okay, I'm just asking, just asking.
Speaker 5: I would love for you to sing for our audience. Yeah,
Speaker 5: would you do God and Country? I think that would
Speaker 5: be a fun one.
Speaker 1: Yes, introduce you guys here absolutely.
Speaker 6: This is Chris and Andy.
Speaker 1: Guys, they're the best.
Speaker 5: Good to see you, guys. You're vote, you're like, you
Speaker 5: know what. Sometimes in a like a singing group if
Speaker 5: they have or a duo, they're like dressed the same,
Speaker 5: but they're absolutely opposite. It's like the clean cut guy,
Speaker 5: but like his opposite, like he's got long hair, but
Speaker 5: they look kind of the same, the same colors. Like
Speaker 5: it's like if Destiny's child, you guys would be that. Yeah, maright,
Speaker 5: here's Ann Wilson and this is God and Country. Great job,
Speaker 5: okay 'letna say this. The album The Whole Project comes
Speaker 5: at April nineteenth. Rain in the review is the single
Speaker 5: which you guys are playing a second if i'd be
Speaker 5: playing now, we'll come back with Ann Wilson. Are you're
Speaker 5: not related to lady right?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 5: If people ever ask you that, do you know? Wilson's
Speaker 5: also a pretty common name. But are you like Brian Wilson. Now,
Speaker 5: none of that, Okay, all right, Ann Wilson is here.
Speaker 5: We'll come back with her next.
Speaker 1: On the Bobby Bones Show.
Speaker 5: Now. And I think it's the perfect time for you
Speaker 5: to exist in the musical space. And I'll tell you why.
Speaker 5: It's only recently, in the last couple of years that
Speaker 5: you've been able to see artists do multiple and be
Speaker 5: in multiple places and it be accepted. Meaning and you're
Speaker 5: not the same, although very very similar, you and jelly Roll,
Speaker 5: meaning I'm kidding, you're not like jelly Roll, but you know,
Speaker 5: jelly Roll is a guy who can He's still relevant
Speaker 5: in the hip hop space, but he also can do country.
Speaker 5: And nobody's fighting to be like you're this or you're that. Yeah,
Speaker 5: and you are an extremely gifted country artist, and you
Speaker 5: are a proven Christian artist. And I think it's a
Speaker 5: great time for you to exist because you can exist
Speaker 5: in both spaces. And I know I have friends that
Speaker 5: are prominent in the Christian space, and for them, for
Speaker 5: a long time, slightly less now it was almost like
Speaker 5: a terf or where people would be like, you can't
Speaker 5: leave country, then you're not part of us anymore. But
Speaker 5: I'm seeing so less and less of that. And I'm wondering,
Speaker 5: although you've only been there for a few years, are
Speaker 5: you feeling pretty welcomed in the country music space and
Speaker 5: welcome to go do? What is country music with a
Speaker 5: Christian message by the country fans?
Speaker 1: Yeah, honestly, I really am. I was shocked.
Speaker 6: Like when I first started in this about a year ago,
Speaker 6: I was honestly like so surprised. It was like everybody's
Speaker 6: so nice and like welcoming. And I think it's because
Speaker 6: God has always been like a pillar of country music.
Speaker 6: So I think people it's like you know, faith, family, country,
Speaker 6: like all those things, and so people have been really
Speaker 6: accepting and I have've kind of cheered me on to
Speaker 6: go do this, which has been awesome.
Speaker 5: What about on the Christian side, because in the past
Speaker 5: not maybe now a Christian stations will be like, well,
Speaker 5: if you're going to do country stuff, but then you're
Speaker 5: not one of us.
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Is that that? It seems to be happening a little
Speaker 5: less and less too.
Speaker 6: I think so, Yeah, I haven't had any of that
Speaker 6: yet about this.
Speaker 7: You're secular now.
Speaker 1: Yeah, right, and you can be both yeahah, totally yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think it's a great time I'm like, the
Speaker 5: perfect timing for you to exist because you can do
Speaker 5: both and nobody questions either one of them. Yeah, because
Speaker 5: that three years ago or more they would have and
Speaker 5: you had to be one or the other. Yeah, and
Speaker 5: I think that he if you want to do hip hop album,
Speaker 5: I'm in. You can rap too. You could come in
Speaker 5: and do that as well. Let's do the current single here,
Speaker 5: So this is Rain in the Rearview. Her name is
Speaker 5: Ann Wilson. Let's just play a little. You write this one?
Speaker 5: Who'd you write this with?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 1: Goodness?
Speaker 5: And Matthew and Jaren? Yes, I love it. Er, I
Speaker 5: love Jaron by the way.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's awesome, He's crazy. I love him.
Speaker 5: I probably won't see him to next for a church though,
Speaker 5: rocks pretty hard, not that they won't go to church
Speaker 5: based bally A Sleep, you know. Sunday Morning, Catallac three.
Speaker 5: Okay are you ready? Yeah? Raise An Wilson everybody, nice job,
Speaker 5: awesome and Wilson's fear. Oh you're so good. You know
Speaker 5: you and Laney Wilson did a song together. I'm sure
Speaker 5: you guys might do worse, sister that joke yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 5: Laney pretty inspiring as far as like just generally artists
Speaker 5: by like female artists that come up and I'm like,
Speaker 5: this is who I am. Yeah, and take it or
Speaker 5: leave it. Like Laney as an inspiration, I'm sure there's
Speaker 5: some of that, right, because she's totally a few years
Speaker 5: ahead of you and has had a carb drone path.
Speaker 6: Yes, she's a huge inspiration. She's one of my good friends.
Speaker 6: She's been like a mentor to me, and so it's
Speaker 6: just been really cool to kind of like grow up
Speaker 6: together and kind of do this together because like we
Speaker 6: started right around the same time back in twenty twenty,
Speaker 6: twenty twenty one, So it's been really cool to have
Speaker 6: her as like a big sister.
Speaker 5: Is your band all dudes?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I love it.
Speaker 5: What is it like being the woman with all of them?
Speaker 6: They're like my big brothers And it's so sweet and
Speaker 6: there's no drama because the girls are so much drama.
Speaker 5: No drama, more farting. Yeah, like that would be that's
Speaker 5: what you give and get with a bunch of dudes
Speaker 5: on a bus. Yeah. Yeah, that's awesome. How long you've
Speaker 5: been with these guys here in your band?
Speaker 1: Kind of like, well, I guess a year, right, a
Speaker 1: little over a year?
Speaker 5: That's our quarter of your career performing at the XPL. Dang,
Speaker 5: you're so good and you're such a spirit about you.
Speaker 5: You know, you're very warm, and my was right. You
Speaker 5: really are great. You have a huge, huge career ahead
Speaker 5: of you and whatever you choose to do, even if
Speaker 5: you choose to do, it's not even both. They're just
Speaker 5: so the ven diagram that that those bubbles are just
Speaker 5: almost completely covering each other. Anyway. Yeah, so it is
Speaker 5: really cool to see you to thank you just kill this.
Speaker 5: I say you're on CMT's Next Woman a country that.
Speaker 1: That Yeah, so exciting.
Speaker 5: So that's cool to be embraced amy anything.
Speaker 7: Well, what about writing? Like you said that you didn't
Speaker 7: know you wanted to even sing for so long or
Speaker 7: that you could even sing to your fifteen but then
Speaker 7: you know, you start singing and then you pump out
Speaker 7: like hundreds of songs. So when did you start writing
Speaker 7: and how did you know you had a talent there?
Speaker 6: I started when I was about sixteen, and I had
Speaker 6: my previous manager kind of took me to Nashville and
Speaker 6: set me off on these like random co writes.
Speaker 1: I'd never written a song before in my.
Speaker 6: Life, and uh, it's I just kind of like I
Speaker 6: don't even know how to explain. I just would write
Speaker 6: the song with them. I'm more of like a melody
Speaker 6: girl and like a title, like I like come up
Speaker 6: with a title or something. I'm less like a lyric person.
Speaker 6: But yeah, it was just kind of like out of
Speaker 6: the blue, random I started writing songs and it's been
Speaker 6: so cool to look back on it now.
Speaker 7: I think looking back on your journey and how you
Speaker 7: got here, I think it's probably really encouraging two people
Speaker 7: that are going through something hard and you knew in
Speaker 7: that moment you needed to surrender, and then that's how
Speaker 7: you were able to get here. Like losing your brother,
Speaker 7: it's sort of okay, well what are you going to
Speaker 7: do with this? And you have to surrender because it's
Speaker 7: almost like you're at a fork in the road and
Speaker 7: you could have gone another direction that you know could
Speaker 7: have given you a completely different like life, but that
Speaker 7: surrender gave you the strength to find what it is
Speaker 7: you were meant to do and gives meaning to that
Speaker 7: and like what does this make possible? And so it's
Speaker 7: showing people of like, Okay, you have two choices right now,
Speaker 7: and surrendering is the harder option.
Speaker 1: It really is. It definitely is.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well this has been awesome. You're awesome, You're great,
Speaker 5: Thank you for free. I like to do this for
Speaker 5: my guess. I'm gonna give you two song titles that
Speaker 5: you can use next time.
Speaker 8: You're right.
Speaker 5: Number one's all something I'm gonna give you called God's Lit.
Speaker 5: I like that, and the other one is let Jesus
Speaker 5: cook and then eat because those are also.
Speaker 9: A slang terms.
Speaker 5: Both like looking for the people like let you just
Speaker 5: cooked their nut. That's cool, man, So have them on me.
Speaker 5: I don't even want any credit yet publishing to you. Yeah.
Speaker 5: Both are great and I've been holding holding on to
Speaker 5: him for a while. I was doing giving a Tomlin
Speaker 5: or I was going to give him to you guys
Speaker 5: follow and at Ann Wilson Music and has an eat
Speaker 5: and Wilson Music. Thank you big fans, Thank you guys,
Speaker 5: thanks for having us, and hopefully we'll see you soon.
Speaker 2: It's the best bits of the week with Morgan. Number two.
Speaker 3: Someone on the show Eddie had a really big mishap,
Speaker 3: like I mean huge, and he had no idea, but
Speaker 3: somebody else, Bobby caught it and there's proof of it.
Speaker 3: So I'm just gonna say that after this segment happened,
Speaker 3: Eddie felt so horrible, like genuinely felt really horrible, and
Speaker 3: he had no idea why it all happened and how
Speaker 3: it happened and all that good stuff. So you're about
Speaker 3: to hear this and you may be a little shocked.
Speaker 2: Number six.
Speaker 5: I don't think generally i'm an angry person. I think
Speaker 5: i'm an anxious person. I think at times I can
Speaker 5: be a bit pessimistic based on prior results, but I'm
Speaker 5: not an angry person. So I want you to know
Speaker 5: I'm not everybody. I'm not mad about this. It was
Speaker 5: an accident, so I'm not mad, but I do want
Speaker 5: to share because only us would this happened to huh.
Speaker 5: So we were at my house yesterday and Amy I
Speaker 5: was opening up the stuff because I've been like collecting memorabilia.
Speaker 5: I announced I'm doing this series on memorabilia, which is
Speaker 5: why I've got so much stuff, and I show the
Speaker 5: guys Eddie kick off. Kevin Mike said, this is one
Speaker 5: of my prized memorabilia possessions that that I have that
Speaker 5: are won. It was a Larry Bird signed basketball. Now
Speaker 5: I sent Amy the pictures so you can see it.
Speaker 5: So Larry Bird, do you know who is by the way.
Speaker 7: Yes, I mean yeah, he's big enough to her even
Speaker 7: I know who he is.
Speaker 1: Yes.
Speaker 5: So at the same time, Eddie and I were signing
Speaker 5: balls for too much access the show. Yeah, wait till
Speaker 5: you see the picture the show where we go all
Speaker 5: these places. We're doing basketball episodes, we did football. The
Speaker 5: Larry Bird ball was on the table right next to
Speaker 5: the balls we were signing. I sent Amy pictures of
Speaker 5: the Larry Bird ball that Eddie signed. I signed Larry Bird.
Speaker 5: You signed the Larry Bird ball?
Speaker 10: No, I didn't.
Speaker 5: I have pictures, and I also.
Speaker 7: Sent yeah, it's like Larry Bird, it was impossible.
Speaker 5: Not I'm telling you, it's just a bad You can come.
Speaker 5: I can text them to you.
Speaker 7: It's like Eddie huge and then Larry Bird.
Speaker 5: Right, you did not know. I promised it was terrible.
Speaker 5: Hold on everybody, Hold on me. I'm going to take
Speaker 5: part of the blame because I put the ball right
Speaker 5: in the middle of this set. You guys were signing basketballs,
Speaker 5: and then we brought other basketballs into sign that were
Speaker 5: near that, and we were just grabbing them signing them.
Speaker 5: I'll text them to you now, but I have a
Speaker 5: dual signature ball now with Larry Bird and Eddie. I'm
Speaker 5: so sorry, no, no again. Part of that goes to me.
Speaker 10: I am so sorry. That is terrible.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna text this to you.
Speaker 10: That is a ball that's worth a lot of money
Speaker 10: and I just ruined it.
Speaker 7: Okay, well, I just texted it to you. We could
Speaker 7: possibly try to apply nail polish remover. Hopefully it wouldn't
Speaker 7: ruin the ball.
Speaker 5: It probably would take it. Let me know when you
Speaker 5: see it. And I've got more than that one.
Speaker 7: Well, we're not the first Google. It's the ball permanent
Speaker 7: marker from a basketball.
Speaker 5: And it's the Larry Bird and silver and then you again,
Speaker 5: all the balls were by each other. I get it.
Speaker 10: You sure that's not photoshop because I wouldn't sign it.
Speaker 5: I hear you doing another one from a different angles,
Speaker 5: because once we saw it, I said, hey, let's do
Speaker 5: pictures from angles, so nobody thinks I'm messing with them.
Speaker 5: Here here's another one. I'm telling you though. When I
Speaker 5: saw it, it was in amongst the balls.
Speaker 9: This is Eddie like that looks nothing like Bobby's signature.
Speaker 2: How would it?
Speaker 5: Doesn't matter? We were grabbing and signing. We're just grabbing
Speaker 5: and signing. I was doing it too.
Speaker 9: Did you sign the Larry Bird ball? No, but you
Speaker 9: would have noticed you.
Speaker 10: The ball started with Bobby, so like hell, because it
Speaker 10: was right there.
Speaker 9: Right if it gets passed to you, you grabbed one.
Speaker 9: He didn't pass, but it was right.
Speaker 5: I hear you.
Speaker 10: Bro's it's an accident.
Speaker 5: It's an accent, Like what are you trying to stir
Speaker 5: up here?
Speaker 9: Like?
Speaker 10: I feel terrible. This is so bad, Like that ball
Speaker 10: is worth a lot of money, and I just ruined it.
Speaker 5: I didn't even know what happened. And Mike was like, hey,
Speaker 5: I think Eddie signed the Larry Bird ball.
Speaker 10: That's terrible, dude. I feel so bad.
Speaker 5: Don't feel bad.
Speaker 10: How much is it worth?
Speaker 5: Doesn't matter? Nothing much? Was it worth?
Speaker 8: Nothing?
Speaker 5: Nothing? Do that?
Speaker 10: How much was it worth?
Speaker 5: It doesn't matter. It really doesn't matter.
Speaker 10: Can you google? I'm looking at what there?
Speaker 9: Larry Bird autograph ball three hundred and forty dollars.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I can do that.
Speaker 5: Look at it. Well, this one was a little more
Speaker 5: than that. Don't have one that I had?
Speaker 10: Yeah? Yeah, Hey, let's try this nail polished thing because
Speaker 10: we're going to need to.
Speaker 5: It might not work, but I think it's a hilarious
Speaker 5: keepsake that It's like.
Speaker 10: It's not dude, Me and Larry Bird.
Speaker 5: It on purpose. It's a heck of a story.
Speaker 9: Heck of a story due he was about to fight
Speaker 9: me right now because I was making fun of them.
Speaker 10: That's like Sandlot when they were playing baseball with ruth Ball.
Speaker 10: This is the same deal.
Speaker 5: Did you get both the pictures?
Speaker 7: Yeah, hairspray might also work.
Speaker 5: So anyway, I have a Larry Bird and Eddie signed basketball.
Speaker 10: Does anyone want to buy it? I mean, can we
Speaker 10: sell it for a little more than it's worth?
Speaker 5: It was near and that's on me. It was near.
Speaker 10: Oh my goodness.
Speaker 5: It's like, wow, it's like leaving uh, you know, a
Speaker 5: knife out and a kid grabs it. That's kind of
Speaker 5: on the parent.
Speaker 10: And I'm the kid. Yeah, like I'm the idiot.
Speaker 9: Hilarious.
Speaker 5: I laughed, I laughed. I cried, but I also laughed
Speaker 5: and to me and I'll post it on my Instagram
Speaker 5: in just a few minutes. At mister Bobby Bones, it's
Speaker 5: Larry Bird and Eddie Bird signed basketball.
Speaker 10: You know what I thought? I sound I signed four balls?
Speaker 5: You did sign four balls and were three we signed
Speaker 5: plus one other one.
Speaker 10: I thought that was weird. Oh my goodness, I'm sorry.
Speaker 5: Don't be sorry. No, I really guess all right, that's okay.
Speaker 5: You can be sorry. But you definitely didn't do it
Speaker 5: on purpose, and it was an easy mistake.
Speaker 9: Did you make the same mistake that's a bird ball?
Speaker 5: Bro?
Speaker 9: Oh, I'm just checking.
Speaker 5: I mean, I'm yeah anyway, that's all.
Speaker 10: I feel terrible. I don't feel terrible, Eddie.
Speaker 9: Don't take your anger out on me. I didn't do it.
Speaker 9: I'm not at you know, you just yelled at me.
Speaker 10: Bro, What are you trying to make me feel worse
Speaker 10: about it?
Speaker 5: I don't me. I think the story's worth it's it's hilarious.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it could happen to anybody.
Speaker 5: But I don't even know that I was ever going
Speaker 5: to sell the ball because I'm doing I'm doing this memorabilia.
Speaker 10: I love that ball and to me, that's a memory.
Speaker 10: Now could you sell it? As like producer Eddie and
Speaker 10: Larry Bird?
Speaker 5: If I were going to sell it, I would have
Speaker 5: to be honest with you. I don't know what I
Speaker 5: take it on stars. He's like, well, I know what
Speaker 5: a Larry bird, let me call my guy see if
Speaker 5: the eddies at worth.
Speaker 2: It's the best bits of the week with Morgan. Number two.
Speaker 3: I know I had a really strong tease for that one,
Speaker 3: but it was a good one, right, Like I say,
Speaker 3: up perfectly, Okay, Now we're driving in. Myself and a
Speaker 3: Lunchbox brought some signs to the show.
Speaker 4: You know, Amy talks.
Speaker 3: About these signs that she sees and some people think
Speaker 3: they're just coincidences.
Speaker 4: Other people believe in signs.
Speaker 3: So I had one and Lunchbox also had one, and
Speaker 3: we brought them to the table. And you know, there
Speaker 3: are some times on the show when we do segments,
Speaker 3: I'm like, that was funny or that was great, and
Speaker 3: I leave feeling great.
Speaker 4: After this segment. For me, I didn't walk away feeling great.
Speaker 3: I kind of I felt a little bit attacked and
Speaker 3: that's fine, and I took that personally and that's okay
Speaker 3: because that's just what happens sometimes. So I don't know,
Speaker 3: we'll see you can listen to it, though, I'll put
Speaker 3: it in here because y'all were.
Speaker 4: Engaging with it, so I had to listen again. Unfortunately.
Speaker 5: Number five, Believing in signs is something we've talked about
Speaker 5: a lot on the show Amy if she looking at
Speaker 5: for a sign that gummet, let's go find her.
Speaker 7: Well, I ask for them, but sometimes not seeing the
Speaker 7: sign as a sign.
Speaker 10: So yeah, there you do whatever, So it's always a sign.
Speaker 3: So more you saw a video, Yeah, so I was
Speaker 3: just like chilling on TikTok.
Speaker 4: Right, I'm on my for you page. I'm not really
Speaker 4: looking for anything. I'm just hanging out.
Speaker 3: And this video pops up of this lady who was
Speaker 3: reading cards. It was a live videos like an actual
Speaker 3: video she posted. There was no hashtags, there's no caption,
Speaker 3: like I couldn't have searched out this video if I
Speaker 3: wanted to. And it pops up and she's reading the
Speaker 3: sign and she's like, you are in a space right now.
Speaker 4: You're about to meet the love of your life. It's
Speaker 4: about to happen, Like there are.
Speaker 3: Cards happening for you right now, that it is coming,
Speaker 3: it's on its way.
Speaker 5: Could it be the guy from Ohio the center flowers?
Speaker 7: Oh oh, I don't think that one's gonna work. Just
Speaker 7: bas sound logistic.
Speaker 10: You don't know.
Speaker 5: Also, even if it's on a hashtag researchable, it probably
Speaker 5: knows a bit of your algorithm or knows that you're
Speaker 5: a single female, right, or it wouldn't send you that,
Speaker 5: it doesn't send me that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so well, bit so does that mean it's a sign?
Speaker 3: Like it's purposely sending it to me because like she
Speaker 3: needs this.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean?
Speaker 5: Does your psycho cousin believing cards?
Speaker 7: Amy, Well, I don't know what kind of cards these are,
Speaker 7: but she does those little if it's like something you'll
Speaker 7: pull a card and there's the animal on it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, death card.
Speaker 7: And it's like, I don't know what are those?
Speaker 5: No, that's not being good. No, no, no, they are tarret cards.
Speaker 1: Oh that's what they are.
Speaker 7: Yeah, she has those.
Speaker 5: I feel like those are the work of the devil
Speaker 5: or just somebody playing a dumb game.
Speaker 7: I know it is kind of but.
Speaker 5: If you want it to be a sign, Morgan, that's
Speaker 5: a sign for you. It's all up to you. Signs
Speaker 5: are interpreted as you want to interpret them.
Speaker 3: Really well, yeah, I wanted to be a signed I
Speaker 3: want to meet the love of my life.
Speaker 10: That'd be amazing.
Speaker 5: I feel like you're pressing a little hard.
Speaker 9: Yeah, desperation exactly, pretty well.
Speaker 5: That I mean, let's say you're in a basket you're
Speaker 5: gonna play basketball. It's state championship game. I gotta play
Speaker 5: super And if you put all the pressure on yourself
Speaker 5: to play super hard and super good, you're not at
Speaker 5: your best, your most free. You're putting a standard and
Speaker 5: a pressure on yourself that doesn't allow you to reach
Speaker 5: your standard. And I feel like Morgan's doing that with dating.
Speaker 5: I mean, any dude that goes by, it's like, do
Speaker 5: you want to Yeah, so go on date with You're like, no, No,
Speaker 5: would you like to try? Sample AT's store? And I
Speaker 5: think she's trying really hard, and I think she's quite
Speaker 5: the catch, but I think she's pressing a little bit.
Speaker 5: And I don't like. But I don't believe. I don't
Speaker 5: believe just free, don't do anything and it comes. I
Speaker 5: don't believe that people say, well, if you just stop trying,
Speaker 5: it'll happen. I don't believe that about anything in life.
Speaker 5: But I do think you're putting a little to much
Speaker 5: pressure on things.
Speaker 4: I would probably agree a little bit.
Speaker 3: But also like I have tried, Like there was a
Speaker 3: time where I wasn't on the dating house, I wasn't
Speaker 3: doing anything, and I met nobody. Like I went out
Speaker 3: I did I lived my life, I did things I
Speaker 3: met nobody.
Speaker 5: Maybe don't assign your value to dating someone.
Speaker 7: Well, I don't think she does.
Speaker 5: No, No, but she's But I feel like she's not
Speaker 5: giving herself enough credit for being an awesome, well rounded
Speaker 5: person because there's not someone to fill out her life.
Speaker 3: I think I'm just eager to really meet somebody more because,
Speaker 3: like you know, everybody around me.
Speaker 4: Isn't it like I could work?
Speaker 5: But that's why you don't, don't. That's that's it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm not everybody on.
Speaker 10: It ain't got out, but.
Speaker 4: It puts more pressure on me.
Speaker 3: Not that I want that pressure, but it does put
Speaker 3: pressure on me because everyone around me. I do have
Speaker 3: a biological clock if there is a time in my
Speaker 3: life that I want to have kids.
Speaker 4: There are just factors that are weighing on me.
Speaker 5: But do you want to push yourself to do something
Speaker 5: that maybe isn't perfect because of a biological clock?
Speaker 4: No, and I will not.
Speaker 3: So like I do have that pressure on me, But
Speaker 3: like I'm not going to settle.
Speaker 9: Well, we can always freeze your eggs, no worry, we
Speaker 9: can do that.
Speaker 1: Wee that's expensive.
Speaker 5: All I'm going to say is take a few deep breaths.
Speaker 5: Keep active, but don't press so hard that every one.
Speaker 5: If it doesn't work out, it's terrible. It's never going
Speaker 5: to be me. You're just chilling. You're being free. It's
Speaker 5: like we're in the shower. You have the best thoughts
Speaker 5: in the shower, the most freeing. I do creative thoughts
Speaker 5: in the shower because I'm not trying to do anything.
Speaker 5: It's the only place i can get where i'm not.
Speaker 5: That's my spot.
Speaker 4: Oh I cry in the shower.
Speaker 5: Well there you go, because you feel free. I don't
Speaker 5: think it's a sign. I don't think it's an amazing video.
Speaker 5: All right, let's go. We have one more sign question
Speaker 5: here and lunchboxes you. But it's about Eddie.
Speaker 9: Yeah, Eddie, you believe in signs. You've said it on
Speaker 9: the show. You're a big sign believer. And I was
Speaker 9: out to dinner with the family the other night and
Speaker 9: I'm walking back from the bathroom and there's a table
Speaker 9: next to us and it's like six people around a
Speaker 9: circular table, and they stop me. They go, lunchbox, we're
Speaker 9: a huge fan of the show. We didn't want to
Speaker 9: bother you with the family. Can we get a picture?
Speaker 9: I'm like, yeah, what do you guys do And they say, oh,
Speaker 9: we do kidney transplants at Vanderbilt Hospital. And I was like,
Speaker 9: oh my god.
Speaker 5: It'd be a sign for Eddie to gain This is
Speaker 5: a sign for Eddie.
Speaker 9: And so I talked to them about, yeah, you had
Speaker 9: to get tested, the benefits and all this, and Eddie,
Speaker 9: this is what they had to say. Tell Eddie, like
Speaker 9: the benefits of donating a kidney.
Speaker 3: You're helping other people have a better life and they
Speaker 3: don't have to be on dialysis.
Speaker 9: How risky is it for the person donating the kidney.
Speaker 3: We discuss those risks with you and you determine if
Speaker 3: the benefit is.
Speaker 1: Worth the risk.
Speaker 9: But you are perfectly capable of living off with one kidney.
Speaker 3: Yes, most people are able to live the rest of
Speaker 3: their lives with one kidney.
Speaker 9: We highly encourage people to sign up, and Eddie will
Speaker 9: be perfectly fine.
Speaker 2: Most likely most plucked. But tell me it doesn't hurt
Speaker 2: to go get tested, right.
Speaker 1: Yes, you have to be eighteen or older.
Speaker 9: Eddie is way over eight.
Speaker 2: Again, you have to.
Speaker 3: Decide that that's something that you want to do and it's.
Speaker 1: Right for you.
Speaker 9: Is it okay that Eddie's bald will that cause the
Speaker 9: new person to be bald?
Speaker 3: No, no, kidney transplant recipient will not be balved because.
Speaker 1: They're going there as well.
Speaker 9: All right, Yes, Eddie, get here and donate a kidney.
Speaker 5: Bye a sign.
Speaker 10: I don't like when lunch Box ask people questions and
Speaker 10: when it's not going the way he wants, he does
Speaker 10: bye bye bye bye bye.
Speaker 5: But but but Eddie has had a sign.
Speaker 10: Uh, I mean, I think it's kind of a sign.
Speaker 10: But here's the thing.
Speaker 5: Though.
Speaker 10: If I get tested, which I'd like to get tested,
Speaker 10: go ahead. But if I get tested and then they
Speaker 10: call in a week two weeks later and they say
Speaker 10: there's a match, and I say, ooh, I'm not really
Speaker 10: ready for that. Then like that's on me and I
Speaker 10: shouldn't do that. So I want to get tested when
Speaker 10: I'm one hundred percent ready to where do you think
Speaker 10: you are? Percentage thirty? Oh my god, because of.
Speaker 7: The word, let me ask you when are you ready?
Speaker 5: Though you keep saying you want to do it, But dude,
Speaker 5: you're your health kids canna be healthy anymore?
Speaker 10: What do you mean? I'm forty four years exactly when
Speaker 10: does it stops?
Speaker 5: Already a geriatric kidney, it's.
Speaker 10: An old kidney already. Yeah, I don't know. I'm not
Speaker 10: there yet.
Speaker 5: Okay, but lunchbox, thank you for bringing it up. Yep.
Speaker 5: Eddie always says he wants to donate a kidney.
Speaker 7: If you're a thirty percent, you can't keep saying you
Speaker 7: want to know he doesn't.
Speaker 5: What do you mean? What do you mostly don't want
Speaker 5: to do that out? I don't have a spleen. I've
Speaker 5: got a lot of things medically wrong with me. Okay,
Speaker 5: I'm not I can't give up a kidney.
Speaker 10: I'm not going to amy. Where are you at? You're
Speaker 10: a zero, you're at zero.
Speaker 5: But you're the one that put us on you, so
Speaker 5: you can't put this on us.
Speaker 10: You're the one that brought it up thirty percent.
Speaker 5: You can't bring it up anymore.
Speaker 10: When you read a story about that, I can't say, like, man, now.
Speaker 5: You say it all the time, and you say it out. No,
Speaker 5: no more for Eddie, and donate the kidney everybody.
Speaker 7: Except for if we like, if somebody in this room
Speaker 7: needs one, we'll all get tested, right.
Speaker 5: He won't. He's thirty percent.
Speaker 10: You're better. I'm better than zero, but.
Speaker 7: You're not at thirty percent.
Speaker 1: For Bobby, I'm not kidney.
Speaker 10: I can get tested immediately, No, not tested, get it
Speaker 10: tested first.
Speaker 2: It's the best bits of the week with Morgan.
Speaker 3: Number two, Bobby got his results from his sleep study
Speaker 3: and now he's been sleeping with his seapap for a
Speaker 3: few days now, and he broke down how it's been going,
Speaker 3: how he's feeling now, and maybe if you sleep with
Speaker 3: one of these you can relate, or maybe you have
Speaker 3: had similar experiences to Bobby before the sleep study and
Speaker 3: you're like, oh, I should get this done. Who knows,
Speaker 3: all I know is is a great thing that more people,
Speaker 3: Bobby included, are getting to have some incredible night sleep,
Speaker 3: because as adults, we all deserve that.
Speaker 5: Number four going to a sleep doctor two months ago,
Speaker 5: and I slept in the room. They put all these
Speaker 5: cables and chords on me and they measured stuff, and well,
Speaker 5: I mean they like.
Speaker 10: You knows, I know, but they did.
Speaker 5: They like data and grafts and breathing brain breathing, right,
Speaker 5: maybe they did.
Speaker 10: I don't know.
Speaker 5: I was asleep. So I go and have the follow
Speaker 5: up after they have all the tests done, and they go, hey,
Speaker 5: you have basically severe sleep. At MEA didn't really know
Speaker 5: what sleep was. I'd heard the term, and I knew
Speaker 5: it was something your sleep. I never researchex. I never
Speaker 5: thought it was about me. But really, sleep apnea is
Speaker 5: when you stop breathing while you're sleeping. And I was
Speaker 5: stopping like thirty times an hour, which is crazy, and
Speaker 5: it can keep blood from going to your brain. Your
Speaker 5: blood out auction level goes down. Then your body shoots
Speaker 5: adrenaline and it's like, ooh, that's why I was waking up,
Speaker 5: because your body is trying to save itself basically from dying.
Speaker 5: So they go, you need this machine now on TV,
Speaker 5: I've only seen these sleep apnea machines. It's like a
Speaker 5: huge mask you put on and then the background's going
Speaker 5: and it just sounds terrible. So I go to get
Speaker 5: mine and it's a box about the size of a
Speaker 5: normal size hardback book. Okay, okay, that's how big. The
Speaker 5: box is not even that big, and it's got a
Speaker 5: tube like an air tube. How thick. That's a weird question.
Speaker 10: What you're doing with your hand is weird.
Speaker 5: Like like a oh if you make a oh out
Speaker 5: of your finger out of your hand to your thumb finger,
Speaker 5: I know that's a weird question, asks so then you
Speaker 5: take this thing and it's not a full mask. It
Speaker 5: just goes into your nose. It goes it's a little
Speaker 5: strap that goes behind your head and into your nose,
Speaker 5: and it blows all the time. It never stops into
Speaker 5: your nose, and I'm like, well, this is gonna be tough.
Speaker 5: But it leaks out the back a little bit air
Speaker 5: and I was like, why is this thing leaking out
Speaker 5: the back? Well, what makes sense is you have to
Speaker 5: breathe into it as it blows out, so it's got
Speaker 5: to have a little leakage out the back air wise.
Speaker 5: So I put it on the first night, and it
Speaker 5: does feel weird, and you can move in it, not
Speaker 5: one hundred percent because you have this tube beer attached
Speaker 5: to It doesn't make any noise, by the way, so
Speaker 5: it's not loud nothing. Nope, not unless it falls off
Speaker 5: your head, which came off my head once and you
Speaker 5: can hear it coming out of the little nose holes
Speaker 5: I put it on. I fell asleep night one, I
Speaker 5: had like seven of the most vivid dreams I've had
Speaker 5: in years.
Speaker 10: Wow, you don't remember dreams nine.
Speaker 5: No, just dreams, not even nightmares. Wow. But I never
Speaker 5: have dreams, or if I have them, I never remember
Speaker 5: them because I never sleep long enough. I pulled it
Speaker 5: off in the middle of the night. I don't remember
Speaker 5: pulling it off, probably five or six hours into it,
Speaker 5: but I slept five six hours straight without waking up,
Speaker 5: which I never do, and I never dream. I slept hard,
Speaker 5: and they told me it was gonna be like a
Speaker 5: week and a half before I got the real benefits
Speaker 5: from it. So night one I had dreams like crazy,
Speaker 5: and so I'm like, Wow, this thing is really working.
Speaker 5: Night too. Put it back on. Dream drink drink, drink, drink.
Speaker 5: I wake up. I know, like seven dreams in my head.
Speaker 5: I slept probably five or six hours again before I
Speaker 5: woke up, and I keep pulling it off in the
Speaker 5: middle of the night without me knowing. I think, just
Speaker 5: because it's like uncomfortablend my ears. I'm not used to it.
Speaker 5: And then it started drying out my throat a little
Speaker 5: bit because pushing straight through and if you open your mouth,
Speaker 5: its air comes out of your mouth, come shooting out
Speaker 5: of your mouth, kids going right in your nose.
Speaker 7: Are you allowed to tape your mouth?
Speaker 5: I do tape my mouth now I tape my mouth
Speaker 5: shut So I've had it for four nights, and I
Speaker 5: will tell you, in only four nights, and this is
Speaker 5: a small sample size, it has completely changed my sleep.
Speaker 5: It's a little uncomfortable put on, it's an uncomfortable sleep with,
Speaker 5: but the benefits that I've gotten from it, I feel
Speaker 5: after only four days. You may have to ask me
Speaker 5: again in two weeks. I feel like an alien because
Speaker 5: I don't hate the world when I wake up. I
Speaker 5: am a little sleepy when I wake up because I
Speaker 5: wasn't before that adrenale would hit me. I'm awake. Now
Speaker 5: I wake up, I'm like, oh, I'm a little sleepy.
Speaker 10: But then I just have this.
Speaker 5: I feel a bit whole, more whole after only four nights.
Speaker 5: So my very early review of this machine to if
Speaker 5: you have and I didn't have to pay for it,
Speaker 5: Mansus paid for it, and you can't get it unless
Speaker 5: the prescribe for you this machine.
Speaker 7: Oh there goes my next question, because you.
Speaker 5: Probably get a black market one somewhere.
Speaker 7: Well, I was just curious, even if you don't have
Speaker 7: sleep apnea, would it still be beneficial.
Speaker 5: I don't know, because I stopped breathing and it never
Speaker 5: stopped shooting air in your note.
Speaker 10: Why would you want that if you didn't have sleep? Sleep?
Speaker 5: App Just what part of your body would you put it?
Speaker 7: I'm thinking like just you know, oxygen, extra oxygen.
Speaker 5: I don't even know if it's giving any more pure
Speaker 5: oxygen or for just spinning in there.
Speaker 10: Dude, it's crazy. For as long as I've known you,
Speaker 10: you don't dream like you've never.
Speaker 5: Because I don't. I don't get to into that rim stage.
Speaker 10: Oh no, Amy, he's gonna start coming in talking about
Speaker 10: his dreams.
Speaker 7: Now, okay, whatever, I'm not allowed.
Speaker 1: You're right we to talk about our dream We dream
Speaker 1: all the time.
Speaker 5: People don't care about your dreams or your fantasy football team.
Speaker 10: That's true.
Speaker 5: So I will not be coming in talk about my dreams.
Speaker 5: But I will say the machine in this very short time.
Speaker 5: I have the right to change my mind later. But
Speaker 5: it has made a sixty five percent difference thus far.
Speaker 10: And the fact that it's quiet too. I'm sure your
Speaker 10: wife loves that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, except when it falls off my head. You do
Speaker 5: hear it go through the nose holes because the nose
Speaker 5: holes go into your nose a little bit, and so
Speaker 5: if you just open your mouth goes and the airic
Speaker 5: comes flying out of your mouth, and I do this
Speaker 5: bit where I talk like a robot to her because
Speaker 5: what it sounds like like, how are you doing? Are
Speaker 5: you going? I love bits, but all the listeners that
Speaker 5: have messaged me, everybody that struggles with sleep, I put
Speaker 5: it off for years. Four days in I'll give you
Speaker 5: an update in another two weeks or a month. I
Speaker 5: do think this is going to change my life, and
Speaker 5: I never say that. I don't do. I try not
Speaker 5: to do real hyperbolic statements like that.
Speaker 10: The next step, though, is to keep it on all night.
Speaker 10: How are you gonna do that?
Speaker 5: I don't know. Exp'm pulling off my sleep hand, tape
Speaker 5: it to your ears. I start taping everything. It's like
Speaker 5: I'm a It's like I'm an out of control passenger
Speaker 5: on Southwest. My wife takes me down to the bed.
Speaker 5: So that's what's up. I just want to share that
Speaker 5: with you guys. To do it yesterday. But that's what
Speaker 5: I got from you.
Speaker 8: Thank you.
Speaker 2: It's the best bits of the week with Morgan.
Speaker 5: Number two.
Speaker 3: Ray Mundo's obsession with Sam Hunt continues now. He really
Speaker 3: wanted tickets to Sam's show in Nashville. Not only that
Speaker 3: he wanted to do a shot with him. It was
Speaker 3: a whole thing that played out and Bobby was like, Okay,
Speaker 3: let me see if I can figure this out. Well
Speaker 3: he did, and Raymundo shared how it all happened, the
Speaker 3: shot that went down, if a shot went down, what
Speaker 3: the concert was like, and let's just say Raymundo has
Speaker 3: another picture with Sam Hunt, who is hilarious. After listening
Speaker 3: to the segment, now I believe Raymundo only has photos
Speaker 3: of his wife, his cat, and Sam Hunt on his phone.
Speaker 3: That is how I now picture it after listening to
Speaker 3: this bit, and maybe you'll feel the same.
Speaker 5: Number three, I do want to go talk to Ray
Speaker 5: Mundo because Ray was like, I want to go see
Speaker 5: Sam Hunt, and he kept waiting for Sam to invite
Speaker 5: him to a show and he did. But I thought
Speaker 5: that was weird because Sam wasn't going to just reach
Speaker 5: out and be like, hey, buddy, come to the show.
Speaker 5: I don't think he has your cephone number, does he? Ray? No,
Speaker 5: he definitely doesn't. Yeah, So I called and said, hey,
Speaker 5: can Ray come and can Ray meet Sam? And can
Speaker 5: Ray get tickets? Very last minute. I'm very grateful to
Speaker 5: the people that helped us do this. And so how
Speaker 5: did it go.
Speaker 11: You did go to the show, right, Yeah, you hit
Speaker 11: me up earlier and you said, hey, man, I think
Speaker 11: tickets are going to be a go and then so
Speaker 11: it was kind of confusing if they're going to have
Speaker 11: two or one, but I was able to lock it down, so.
Speaker 5: Basiers, no, it's always two, it's never one. Go ahead.
Speaker 11: I got a phone call around two pm and they go, okay,
Speaker 11: so you need one or two? And I go, well,
Speaker 11: I mean, gosh, please too, I mean I'm gonna go solo.
Speaker 11: Hey Sam, I was standing outside your acting like that's creepy. No, okay,
Speaker 11: go ahead. So yeah, so we ended up getting to
Speaker 11: the venue. There was a little bit of walking around
Speaker 11: will Call. We had tickets, but to go see Sam beforehand,
Speaker 11: you need alternate stuff, you need a risk band, you
Speaker 11: need a sticker. And so we're at will Call and
Speaker 11: then I get a call and they go, hey, you're
Speaker 11: not going to go to Will Call And I said, okay,
Speaker 11: well I've been at will Call for twenty minutes. They said,
Speaker 11: go find these red doors outside of bridgetone, and so
Speaker 11: we went and found the red doors and so Gavenger
Speaker 11: Hunt now yeah kind of And so it's me and Bazer,
Speaker 11: and it's just the waiting game sometimes. Is the artist
Speaker 11: too busy? Are they gonna have time to stop down?
Speaker 11: He had a lot of family in town. He had
Speaker 11: a fifteen to twenty people he was related to. So
Speaker 11: that's going through my head. Hey, maybe I'm not going
Speaker 11: to get this picture. You know, it's a local show though,
Speaker 11: I mean it's a home show. So there's a lot
Speaker 11: of people that live here that want to go see Sam,
Speaker 11: including you. Right, So okay, so you wait for how long?
Speaker 11: It was probably twenty twenty minutes. They had drinks and stuff,
Speaker 11: and Brett Young comes down. They go, hey, you want
Speaker 11: your picture with Brett Young? I mean not really, I
Speaker 11: will I I was kind of waiting for Sam hout.
Speaker 5: Okay, Okay, did you get one with Brett Young?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 5: I got one, but I do Okay, I don't have anymore,
Speaker 5: all right, I don't need a lady just because I
Speaker 5: went to that. Okay, I have been seeing Yeah, why
Speaker 5: have I bring that up? Okayak, So are you thinking, well,
Speaker 5: what's your at this point? What do you think is
Speaker 5: going to happen?
Speaker 10: I'm honestly a.
Speaker 5: Little bit worried.
Speaker 11: I don't know if Sam's be able to make it
Speaker 11: because it was a side room where he was meeting
Speaker 11: with his fan. I didn't know, maybe he's gonna eat
Speaker 11: before the show and they're not doing photos because this
Speaker 11: wasn't even this wasn't even people that had paid for it.
Speaker 11: It was kind of just if he has time, he'll
Speaker 11: come swing by, say hi. So we're sitting there twenty
Speaker 11: twenty five to thirty minutes and then boom.
Speaker 2: In walks Sam Hunt.
Speaker 5: What was he wearing.
Speaker 2: He had a flannel shirt on.
Speaker 11: It was definitely a country look dockers, I want to say,
Speaker 11: tight dockers and cowboy boots and then almost like yeah,
Speaker 11: and then almost like a hunting coat because it was
Speaker 11: a little bit colder, I guess, and down because we're
Speaker 11: underneath the ice at BRIDGETOWNE.
Speaker 10: Now it's stop, I'll stop.
Speaker 5: So did he know that you were going absolutely berserk
Speaker 5: about him leading up to the show or were you
Speaker 5: just another guy?
Speaker 11: Now he had been tipped off because he walked in
Speaker 11: the door, and I told Bazer, I said, we cannot
Speaker 11: be right at the door. Let's try and be cool somewhat.
Speaker 11: So we stood back about fifteen feet. He comes in
Speaker 11: and one of the first things he says, is really,
Speaker 11: So I go, man, you got great people because they
Speaker 11: straight up fed you my name, let's yo.
Speaker 10: Or he knew you, or he was waiting for that money.
Speaker 5: You're on his watch list. Okay, go ahead.
Speaker 11: Well then there was a couple other radio people that
Speaker 11: kind of actually moved in for a picture beforehand, which
Speaker 11: was fine.
Speaker 5: And then I finally got my picture.
Speaker 11: I was telling Sam, I go, hey, dude, I posted
Speaker 11: this thing today earlier as a carousel montage thing of
Speaker 11: every picture I've got with you over the years, and
Speaker 11: I said, dude, I have to get this twenty twenty four, baby,
Speaker 11: let's get this pick.
Speaker 5: And so then we got it. We got the pick.
Speaker 11: We got the pick, and your dream was to do
Speaker 11: a shot with him, right, So, I mean, there's no shot,
Speaker 11: it's the picture. Bazer's there. And I always told her,
Speaker 11: I said, hey, make sure you're good with the camera
Speaker 11: that's for the picture. Make sure you're good with the
Speaker 11: recording device that's for the video. We need both those
Speaker 11: for socials. So she got the picture. She did great,
Speaker 11: and then it was kind of done. Sam was just
Speaker 11: meandering around and I'm sitting there thinking, man, we're probably
Speaker 11: not gonna do this shot and then a dude comes up.
Speaker 5: I guess it was his agent, his manager.
Speaker 11: Somebody comes up in a suit coat, opens up the
Speaker 11: inside of it and says, are we gonna do some
Speaker 11: shots or what? Dude, he had a straight up sleeve
Speaker 11: of fireball shots that.
Speaker 2: He's stuck into the Wow.
Speaker 5: Okay, so we did sneak him. You have a writer,
Speaker 5: if you're an artist, you have that stuff in there already.
Speaker 5: But do you have video of this or anything?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 11: I got the audio if you want it, Yeah, play
Speaker 11: it all right. Basers doing play by play, We did
Speaker 11: the best we could.
Speaker 7: Shot shot, shot, shot shot, I don't know. Okay really there.
Speaker 11: So yeah, me me saying the worst play by play ever? Well,
Speaker 11: I mean it was loud though she wasn't doing it
Speaker 11: for radio.
Speaker 10: What did he do to throw the shot glass or
Speaker 10: something like that?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 11: After I shot it, I threw it down to the ground.
Speaker 11: Be was me, his agent and him special moment. Nobody
Speaker 11: can take it away from us.
Speaker 5: We did.
Speaker 2: Was when they is.
Speaker 7: I appreciated her play by play because she's like, okay, yeah,
Speaker 7: there we go, Like what was happening at that moment he.
Speaker 10: Threw it down?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 11: I didn't even I did no hands with the shot
Speaker 11: and then I spit it out onto the ground. Probably
Speaker 11: shouldn't have done that.
Speaker 5: Did you dress in a way that you thought Sam
Speaker 5: would like?
Speaker 11: Oh yeah, I mean I you'll be able to see
Speaker 11: in the picture. I mean we kind of look similar.
Speaker 5: So you dressed like Sam, so when Sam came out,
Speaker 5: he would like you more because you have the same
Speaker 5: style sensibilities. Yeah, yeah, I had.
Speaker 11: I had kind of a flanneliss shirt on, and then
Speaker 11: I had a hat that he would typically wear, kind
Speaker 11: of a hunting look hat.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 5: And how was the show?
Speaker 10: It was awesome?
Speaker 8: Ended up.
Speaker 11: I'm always with the al to always leave early theories.
Speaker 11: So I missed my second to favorite song just because
Speaker 11: we had to beat Traffick. He didn't play Ecstasy till
Speaker 11: the very end, So miss that one. But so your
Speaker 11: favorite artist of all time? That's the one artist you
Speaker 11: stay for, I think.
Speaker 5: Right, But I mean not you. You want to beat
Speaker 5: thirty thousand vehicles trying to leave that place.
Speaker 10: Well it's downtown, yeah, most of.
Speaker 9: Them are going to Broadway, man.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but again, it's your favorite artist.
Speaker 7: It is.
Speaker 11: I always say it's the one time you stay. Yeah,
Speaker 11: I heard fifteen others. I missed body like a back
Speaker 11: road in ecstasy.
Speaker 10: But oh those are good man.
Speaker 5: Well, he says the best for last.
Speaker 7: Hey, I've never known Ray to stay the entire time
Speaker 7: to anything, even al lead your wedding.
Speaker 9: True, I had to beat the traffic.
Speaker 5: Yeah, why I didn't.
Speaker 10: I didn't know that they're probably forty.
Speaker 5: He wasn't there to greet this when they walked to
Speaker 5: the car.
Speaker 10: Now he's gone, Well, Ray, I'm glad that.
Speaker 5: I'm glad I can make that happen for you. Yeah,
Speaker 5: I appreciate it. A really great job here. You work
Speaker 5: really hard. I did not get a message that Ray
Speaker 5: was over the top and was scary, so that's a win.
Speaker 10: That's good. So okay, Well, has Ray bought Dockers since then?
Speaker 2: No, Hey, those doctors look real good in boots.
Speaker 10: Boys.
Speaker 5: If you all are thinking about it by buying in
Speaker 5: his cart, we got it right.
Speaker 2: It's the best bits of the week with Morgan.
Speaker 5: Number two.
Speaker 3: Nobody likes a bully, especially when they are this young.
Speaker 3: Lunchbox's four year old kid has been getting bullied at school,
Speaker 3: and Lunchbox and his wife are just like, what do
Speaker 3: we do next?
Speaker 4: What happens?
Speaker 3: What's the move here, and Lunchbox not only calls out
Speaker 3: the kid, but it's like ready to allow his.
Speaker 1: Kid to hit back.
Speaker 3: So you're gonna hear this whole scenario. If you're a parent,
Speaker 3: you can offer some advice to Lunchbox if you've been
Speaker 3: through this before, and so maybe two kids aren't getting
Speaker 3: hit that would be great.
Speaker 2: Number two, much buck, what's going on?
Speaker 9: So my four year old, he just turned four, like
Speaker 9: two weeks ago. There's a kid in his class that
Speaker 9: hits him every day he comes home from school, like,
Speaker 9: Marcus hit me today. Marcus punched me in the stomach.
Speaker 9: She said, Marcus name not the real name, got it?
Speaker 8: Get gee?
Speaker 5: I don't Mark's hit me or punch me this time.
Speaker 5: I want to get right.
Speaker 9: We were on the playground, Marcus slapped me in the
Speaker 9: face like every single day. And when we were having
Speaker 9: his birthday party, goes everybody can come, but Marcus. Marcus
Speaker 9: isn't nice. Marcus hits and I've always been in the
Speaker 9: camp if you tell him, just to hit him back.
Speaker 9: But I thought this was gonna happen in middle school.
Speaker 9: I didn't realize this happened when they were three and four.
Speaker 9: So I am like At what point do I just
Speaker 9: tell my son, listen, he hits you hit him in
Speaker 9: the face.
Speaker 5: So what happens if your son does hit him in
Speaker 5: the face.
Speaker 9: Obviously nothing, because this kid seems to hit every six
Speaker 9: day and it's I mean, we were out to dinner
Speaker 9: with another couple. They're like, oh, yeah, we saw Marcus,
Speaker 9: you know, slap him in the face. And I'm like what, Like,
Speaker 9: it's just crazy and it's every day. I'm like, how
Speaker 9: was school not good? Marcus hit me today? Marcus hit
Speaker 9: me three times in a row, right in the back,
Speaker 9: and it's like, okay, I'm about done with it.
Speaker 5: What if that happened to you when you were a kid?
Speaker 5: What would happen?
Speaker 9: Oh, we'd had to hit him. But that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 9: I didn't have it at that age. I didn't think
Speaker 9: it happened. I thought it was like when you get
Speaker 9: into middle school, you get picked on and if you
Speaker 9: want to stop the bowl, you're supposed to hit him back.
Speaker 9: But at four years old.
Speaker 5: What would happened to your four year old if the
Speaker 5: teacher saw him walked out and he just punched him
Speaker 5: in the face. I'm sure Marcus is doing it where
Speaker 5: people don't see it, like teachers aren't see it for
Speaker 5: the most part, because they would stop it.
Speaker 9: They stop it, yeah, and then they say, okay, sit
Speaker 9: in time out, you know what I mean? And then okay,
Speaker 9: five minutes later he's out of time out.
Speaker 5: And what's the worst thing that could happen to your
Speaker 5: son if he did punch him in the face because
Speaker 5: you kicked out of school?
Speaker 9: Probably?
Speaker 5: And is that?
Speaker 9: But I figure one time a fence, you can't be
Speaker 9: getting kicked out because I'll be like, yo, Marcus has
Speaker 9: a rap sheet?
Speaker 5: Does he have a rap sheet? Yeah?
Speaker 9: Other parents taught.
Speaker 10: Okay, I I was gonna say, could it be that,
Speaker 10: you know, maybe lunchbox his son's a little too sensitive?
Speaker 10: Could that be part of the problem.
Speaker 9: No, he's got a rap sheet?
Speaker 5: Okay, your son does? No? No mark, you said, other
Speaker 5: parents talk. Does that mean Marcus is just hitting people?
Speaker 5: Or Marcus has a real like he's been in trouble.
Speaker 9: In trouble and he's hitting people like other kids. Other
Speaker 9: parents say, hey, do you have problems with Marcus?
Speaker 5: Like he hits a lot, right, like we get so
Speaker 5: has it been reported? Yes, Okay, got it. I'm gonna
Speaker 5: I'm gonna go and and punt over to Eddie and Amy.
Speaker 9: You guys have kids, because we talked to the teacher
Speaker 9: back in November and they said, oh, yeah, we're working
Speaker 9: on some things.
Speaker 5: Is Marcus parents famous? Many chance?
Speaker 12: No?
Speaker 8: Got it?
Speaker 7: Can you circle back because you could say, I know
Speaker 7: you when we last spoke, you were working on some things,
Speaker 7: but I'm not sure there's any progress because my son
Speaker 7: is still getting hit every day.
Speaker 5: Would your son if you told him going punch marks
Speaker 5: in the face?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 10: See, because my.
Speaker 9: Four year old's pretty tough, like he's a he's a
Speaker 9: bowling ball, like he's rough and tough. He beats up
Speaker 9: his older brother.
Speaker 5: Why somebody he doesn't instinctily when somebody hit him him
Speaker 5: because you've taught him not.
Speaker 7: To right, but you're about to teach him exactly.
Speaker 9: But I'm like, hey, at some point, you got to
Speaker 9: not be a door.
Speaker 5: Mat when's Eddie.
Speaker 10: It's tough because I have a Marcus. So I'm trying
Speaker 10: to think, like, how would I do with this? My
Speaker 10: son's the Marcus. Maybe your son needs to be hit though,
Speaker 10: I know, like if something, no one hits him, right,
Speaker 10: he hits, he bites, he steals, and no one does
Speaker 10: it back to him lunchbox. I'm leaning towards tell your
Speaker 10: son to do it. Hit him back.
Speaker 9: If you know, my wife and I are leaning towards
Speaker 9: like your wife's also saying lean. Yes, he's like, we're
Speaker 9: gonna have to tell him. Look, hey, if he hits
Speaker 9: you today, like she goes, I'm gonna tell him before
Speaker 9: he goes into school. Hey, if he hits you today,
Speaker 9: hit him once.
Speaker 5: I got to be a bet eight. I would pay
Speaker 5: people to beat other people up for me or like
Speaker 5: protect me, because I would do their homework and make
Speaker 5: a dollar a page. I did that all through eighth grade,
Speaker 5: ninth grade, even tenth grade, and I was gonna. I
Speaker 5: was just a little whimp, so I get beat up.
Speaker 5: I'm small. But then I would start going, Okay, I
Speaker 5: can fix this. I'll just pay somebody to be like
Speaker 5: basically be my security. But four, I don't know that
Speaker 5: you can hire other four year olds.
Speaker 7: No, like your son will understand for sure at four
Speaker 7: that like he needs to wait until he's hit till
Speaker 7: he can hit back.
Speaker 1: He's chef.
Speaker 9: He's at home, like what the heck?
Speaker 5: Punching the face?
Speaker 9: If one brother hits another brother and then another one
Speaker 9: goes he hit me, and I'm like, well, did you
Speaker 9: hit him first?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 9: Well too bad. Like if you get I tell him,
Speaker 9: if you're going to hit someone, you better be ready
Speaker 9: because they're going to hit you back.
Speaker 5: I wouldn't do this, but again, I have kids, so
Speaker 5: I'm talking way out of place. What if you call
Speaker 5: the Marcus parents.
Speaker 9: I don't know his parents, but.
Speaker 5: If you find that out, yeah, I'm just sure there
Speaker 5: are people that that's probably the healthy thing to do.
Speaker 9: Maybe ot to school for their number.
Speaker 5: Yeah, like with.
Speaker 12: Marcus, he's punching my kid, you care if I call
Speaker 12: his parents because like, I'm going to lean towards Okay,
Speaker 12: we don't know the full picture for any kid that's
Speaker 12: interacting with our kids, and you don't know where that
Speaker 12: his hitting is coming from, and you could you just
Speaker 12: don't know what he's dealing with.
Speaker 7: So I think trying to get involved with the teachers
Speaker 7: or if they're even allowed to maybe connect you with
Speaker 7: the parents, then you go that route because I don't know.
Speaker 7: I just feel like I want my kids to understand, Hey,
Speaker 7: he's hitting you for something that's going on with him,
Speaker 7: Like this is not a this is not something that
Speaker 7: you are doing wrong, And I don't want to teach
Speaker 7: my kids to just respond in.
Speaker 5: A way and not have like yeah, I hear you,
Speaker 5: that's a healthy thing, probably right. I just didn't hit.
Speaker 5: It's like deck yourself and either knock the crap out
Speaker 5: of him or get your dad to come beat him up.
Speaker 7: That's not it.
Speaker 9: That's not going to happen. That's what I was thinking.
Speaker 9: But what I'm saying is it has to be bad
Speaker 9: if a four year old is saying I don't want
Speaker 9: this kid coming to my party because he's mean, Like
Speaker 9: four year olds don't talk like that.
Speaker 1: Don't go to the party.
Speaker 7: And that kid. Everybody got invited but me and gosh,
Speaker 7: four year.
Speaker 9: Old doesn't know that, they don't get invited.
Speaker 5: Okay, I think we're all going to vote. Punch him
Speaker 5: in the face.
Speaker 10: Punch him in the face. You've already done the right thing.
Speaker 10: You've told the teachers this, and there health.
Speaker 5: Teacher one more time.
Speaker 7: Yeah, circle back with the teacher.
Speaker 5: That way, you at least have the closure of I
Speaker 5: did everything I could do, even after I felt like
Speaker 5: I had no more options. I did it one more
Speaker 5: time where I said, hey, this has to stop. And
Speaker 5: then after you have a talk with the teacher. You're
Speaker 5: the dad of the kid, and that's your relationship. And
Speaker 5: if you say, I wouldn't but grudge you for telling
Speaker 5: your kid. If somebody hits you, doesn't matter who it is,
Speaker 5: and you feel like you're threatening, you punch them back.
Speaker 5: You get them to stop hitting you. I wouldn't walk
Speaker 5: up a sucker punch. I mean, but I wouldn't walk
Speaker 5: up a sucker punch him. But the next time he
Speaker 5: does it, we all have to learn a lesson in
Speaker 5: different ways. I've been punching the face many times, not literally,
Speaker 5: but I've learned a lot of hard lessons by doing
Speaker 5: stupid things.
Speaker 7: What if Marcus hits and then Lunchbox his son hits back,
Speaker 7: and then Marcus is like, okay, and.
Speaker 9: That's okay.
Speaker 10: I was gonna say Lunchbox should probably observe the playground again,
Speaker 10: but now it's probably.
Speaker 5: I'm on your side. I would say it one more
Speaker 5: time to a teacher so he can't claim that your
Speaker 5: kids just beating people up and have record of it,
Speaker 5: even send it in an email, yep, with it like
Speaker 5: a paper troll. Hey, this is happening. This can't happen anymore.
Speaker 7: And in the email reference. We spoke back in November,
Speaker 7: so then there's a reference of like you've talked about
Speaker 7: this multiple times.
Speaker 5: Okay, then send you kid us training, go to the
Speaker 5: logsm Gilman on the street, don't let up.
Speaker 9: Wayne's league taps.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the kid don't even know what tap is. So
Speaker 5: it's gonna be at day all right. Good luck with that, dude. Yeah,
Speaker 5: that sucks.
Speaker 2: It's the best bits of the week with Morgan.
Speaker 3: Number two, Kane Brown stopped by the studio to talk
Speaker 3: about the tour he's going on. But not only that,
Speaker 3: we had a crazy vasectomy story from him and how
Speaker 3: he found out that his wife was pregnant and it
Speaker 3: has to do with.
Speaker 4: A house fire and a plane.
Speaker 3: Well, there's kind of like two stories in one there
Speaker 3: that you're gonna get when he breaks it down, and
Speaker 3: it's just super fun. Not only that, he also made
Speaker 3: a huge impulse by when it comes to his gaming.
Speaker 3: So it was fun having cainan studio and he got
Speaker 3: super vulnerable. It's talking about his life lately. Here is
Speaker 3: Kane Brown and Bobby Bones.
Speaker 2: Number one on the Bobby Bone Show.
Speaker 5: Now, Brown, there's a question Eddie's been one to ask,
Speaker 5: Like like the last three times you've been here, so
Speaker 5: let's not forget it. Yeah.
Speaker 10: Yeah, And I had it during Christmas because like, when
Speaker 10: I'm a huge Elvis fan, and when I searched Elvis,
Speaker 10: the first song on top is you and Elvis doing
Speaker 10: Blue Christmas. Like that is the featured song, not hound Dog,
Speaker 10: not Suspicious Minds. It's Blue Christmas with Kane Brown and
Speaker 10: Elvis Presley. But I'm always wondering, like how did that happen?
Speaker 10: Like how did all that come together?
Speaker 8: Well, dude, they've been begging me to do a Christmas
Speaker 8: song for the longest and I'm not a big Christmas
Speaker 8: music fan, but the song that I've always like warmed
Speaker 8: up with or just practice like if we were done
Speaker 8: on stage was Blue Christmas. So it only made sense
Speaker 8: for me to do that song.
Speaker 5: And we did it.
Speaker 8: Two years ago I think now, and uh, it did
Speaker 8: really well for us. So then Elvis's team came back
Speaker 8: and said they saw a lot of Elvis and me
Speaker 8: and they were just saying that they were going to
Speaker 8: throw his bow on it. So whenever I heard it,
Speaker 8: I start freaking out, this is amazing.
Speaker 5: So you saying it, But there was no Elvis vocal.
Speaker 5: They just put all that on there later.
Speaker 8: Yeah, they used the recorded version that I did two
Speaker 8: years ago and just added his vocal on it.
Speaker 5: That's pretty cool.
Speaker 10: That's amazing.
Speaker 8: It was awesome.
Speaker 5: He's been waiting for that question every time you leave.
Speaker 5: He goes, I didn't ask about Elvis every time.
Speaker 10: I think it's amazing because I love Elvis. I love you, dude.
Speaker 10: It's awesome.
Speaker 5: I did see. Speaking of Christmas, you had posted an
Speaker 5: Instagram story. Did you buy like a race car thing
Speaker 5: in your house, like a driving video game?
Speaker 8: Yeah? Yeah, about two racing stimulators.
Speaker 5: So that's in a video game with the simulator.
Speaker 8: What is what like what is that Grand Trismo?
Speaker 7: Yeah like that.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, but I think that the so you watch
Speaker 8: the movie, Yeah, so I think the guy. So red
Speaker 8: Bull brought me one. I love all red Bull. I'm
Speaker 8: not about the crap on y'all. But they brought me
Speaker 8: one that's basically like from Best Buy. So it's just
Speaker 8: a TV so it doesn't move the wheel of move
Speaker 8: and everything. But my buddy runs a company in town
Speaker 8: called Podium One that they just open and so it's
Speaker 8: an actual poor seat and then they have it on
Speaker 8: hydraulics and then the wheel. You can turn up the
Speaker 8: torque and everything. So like if you uh, actually, like
Speaker 8: if you're spinning out and you hit a wall or something,
Speaker 8: it's got so much power, like it it kills you.
Speaker 8: It can break your finger, it kills Yeah.
Speaker 5: Wow, I don't want that game. No, No, it's it's
Speaker 5: fun like playing Call of Duty. He's like, no, man,
Speaker 5: if you're on the wrong spot, you get shot right
Speaker 5: in the thigh.
Speaker 8: I tell everybody if you're if you're gonna rick and
Speaker 8: you're not experienced with cars, just let go of the
Speaker 8: wheel and then when they let go, it just takes off.
Speaker 5: Does that make you want to race for real?
Speaker 8: Well? I always drag race anyway. I go to the
Speaker 8: drag strip and stuff and race, But.
Speaker 5: I mean like drag racing. I mean not even drag
Speaker 5: like get on a track and race against other people.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah you do that? No, no, so my friends do.
Speaker 8: I've never Actually I've been to a track one time
Speaker 8: out in Phoenix and it was one of the best
Speaker 8: things I've ever done. But one day, one day, I
Speaker 8: do want to do it.
Speaker 9: What night?
Speaker 5: Mostly are you guys playing ball at your house? Wednesday?
Speaker 8: Wednesdays and Mondays or Sundays?
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's Wednesday, Sunday, Saturday.
Speaker 5: I'll I'll get a text on Wednesday going hey, come
Speaker 5: play ball, and I'm like, I have to work at
Speaker 5: five in the morning. And I'm like, well, you can't
Speaker 5: do it on Fridays. He's on the road. Saturdays he
Speaker 5: is on the road. And then everybody's like his gym's
Speaker 5: called collegiate gym.
Speaker 8: We do it Sunday mornings. I'm trying to get you
Speaker 8: out there. There's gotta be one day we can make. Yeah,
Speaker 8: I could do a Sunday morning.
Speaker 5: But the only time I ever get invite it is
Speaker 5: like Gator hit me up and go like we needed
Speaker 5: a player, come over on Wednesday night. But you guys
Speaker 5: play like nine pm until whin.
Speaker 8: I think we used to play eight and then it'll
Speaker 8: go to like ten.
Speaker 5: Are you the best player at your games?
Speaker 8: Dude, I'm getting old. My hip flexers are not working.
Speaker 5: Are you the best player in your games?
Speaker 8: No? I mean there's a lot of people out there
Speaker 8: that's just talented. It'll blow your mind. Who is good
Speaker 8: that we wouldn't think would be a good basketball player
Speaker 8: that we would know they would know.
Speaker 5: Yeah, like an artist or does any other artists show
Speaker 5: up and play out there.
Speaker 8: Not really, I would say, I mean, I would say
Speaker 8: the best artists that I've played with sure would probably
Speaker 8: be like Matt Still.
Speaker 10: Oh yeah, he's good.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we would assume I took it to Matt though
Speaker 5: pretty recently took it to him.
Speaker 7: He took it to him.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but we played pig right. No, this is like
Speaker 5: three years ago you knocked out. Yeah, Matt played college basketball.
Speaker 5: Do you still do any of the basketball stuff where
Speaker 5: it's like NBA All Star, you know, celebrity games.
Speaker 8: No, but I came up on my Instagram who was
Speaker 8: playing this year? And I got really jealous. I really
Speaker 8: want to meet Kyle Centa.
Speaker 5: Do you have good relationships from those games?
Speaker 11: Like?
Speaker 5: Do you meet people and you play together, so then
Speaker 5: you become friends after.
Speaker 11: You know me?
Speaker 8: Man, I don't really talk.
Speaker 5: That's well, that's true what you do once you know
Speaker 5: the person.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, I mean like during the game and Megatron
Speaker 8: Calvin Johnson, we became good friends there, but then after
Speaker 8: that we had I didn't contact.
Speaker 5: Caine Brown's here, I'm gonna play. I can feel it.
Speaker 5: How do you feel about because this song kind of
Speaker 5: flew up? I mean it did probably what your expectations were.
Speaker 5: I don't know what your expectations were.
Speaker 8: I don't really have expectations. I just love this song.
Speaker 8: I thought it was a you know, it's an iconic song,
Speaker 8: and and then you know, it's so powerful. I've been
Speaker 8: trying to look for just songs that were quick for radio,
Speaker 8: and I haven't even got to play it live yet.
Speaker 8: Only played it for that New Year's Eve thing. It's
Speaker 8: the only time I played it.
Speaker 5: Why haven't you played it live? No shows yet?
Speaker 8: Yeah, not any shows.
Speaker 2: On the Bobby Bones Show.
Speaker 5: Now, looking at some of your dates, when you go
Speaker 5: over to the UK, what are those crowds like, it's
Speaker 5: like you're starting over with a new fan base or
Speaker 5: you have a pretty solid fan base over there. Anyway,
Speaker 5: they just sing with a different accent.
Speaker 8: Uh yeah, I mean for me, it's it's not crazy,
Speaker 8: but yeah, it's it's almost like starting over. But it's
Speaker 8: they're just so rabbit.
Speaker 5: Bearing me in Georgia.
Speaker 10: I don't know. I think they I think they have.
Speaker 8: It's like when they sing my songs, it's more of
Speaker 8: an American accent. I would say, yeah, probably.
Speaker 5: I also can't hear accents when people sing for the
Speaker 5: most Yeah, sometimes spice girls. I can hear an accent,
Speaker 5: but mostly if someone's British, you don't really hear their accent,
Speaker 5: or you don't only hear your accent. Yeah, do you
Speaker 5: do you think you have an accent? I?
Speaker 8: Well, I mean everybody tells me that I sound Southern,
Speaker 8: than there's other people that tell me I don't have
Speaker 8: an accent at all.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I would say you sound southern. You ever go home,
Speaker 5: like to back to where you're from here in Tennessee
Speaker 5: and like, I know you would did that one show?
Speaker 5: But do you ever just go back and like see
Speaker 5: old like people that made a difference to you back then.
Speaker 8: I try to. It's less now that I have babies,
Speaker 8: but before I used to go all the time, and
Speaker 8: then now my family will just come up up here
Speaker 8: for like Easter or something.
Speaker 5: Is Chattanooga what you would call home or is it
Speaker 5: a small town?
Speaker 8: I my so I call home Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia. But
Speaker 8: after my freshman year of high school, I moved to Hickson,
Speaker 8: which all that area is is basically I call it Chattanooga.
Speaker 5: Do you ever go back? Because what's weird for me
Speaker 5: when I go back to Mountain Pine, which Mountain Pine's
Speaker 5: like outside of Hot Springs, which is outside of a
Speaker 5: little rock, right, because they're just small and like the
Speaker 5: places that like you lived or maybe aren't even there anymore.
Speaker 8: And it's just weird, Like I forget, like how to
Speaker 8: get places.
Speaker 5: It's weird.
Speaker 8: I've lived there my whole life, and I'm like, how
Speaker 8: do I get to the mall?
Speaker 5: Can you get places in town without a GPS here?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Which I can't. I can get nowhere?
Speaker 8: Well, I mean it depends where I'm going, but I
Speaker 8: usually I never leave my house, and if I do,
Speaker 8: I'm normally going to a place I've already been before.
Speaker 5: Are you now? Because I know you've been spending a
Speaker 5: bunch of time in Florida? Is that because when it
Speaker 5: gets cold, you don't want to be where it's cold.
Speaker 8: Uh, we kind of lucked out because we are not
Speaker 8: looked at. We're unlucky because we uh bought a place
Speaker 8: where it's still cold when it's cold here. Oh that sucks.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean it doesn't suck. That's awesome that you
Speaker 5: got to play. But I mean, you know, cold weather.
Speaker 5: I hate cold weather.
Speaker 8: Yeah I did too, I mean, but I mean it
Speaker 8: was it was forty here last night and it was
Speaker 8: seventy down there, but the wind was blown.
Speaker 5: So when you make a list like the most Influential People,
Speaker 5: which is what happened with the time one hundred most
Speaker 5: of Fluential People list, and you show up on that thing,
Speaker 5: how do you feel about that? And what do you
Speaker 5: think that you're influencing?
Speaker 8: And I'm weird. So for me, it's like that's awesome
Speaker 8: and it's cool that I am influencing you know, kids,
Speaker 8: and I hope that it's a good influence. But other
Speaker 8: than that, there's another part of me that's just so
Speaker 8: laid back. It's like called I don't know who made
Speaker 8: the list, maybe just somebody just liked me and put
Speaker 8: me on the list.
Speaker 5: Well, so what would you want kids that watch you
Speaker 5: on social media or know your story? Like what are
Speaker 5: you proud of about you that you would want them
Speaker 5: to take from you?
Speaker 8: I just try to show people to be respectful, you know.
Speaker 8: I like, you know, doing music that everybody can listen
Speaker 8: to and there's not a curse word here like every
Speaker 8: other word, and you know, just give back and help
Speaker 8: people as much as you can.
Speaker 5: Having a baby, I am pretty cool.
Speaker 8: It's sick I'm scared for three it was I guess
Speaker 8: it was God's plan. Hey got me neutered already. Yeah, dude,
Speaker 8: that's the craziest story.
Speaker 7: But she got you like at so you said it
Speaker 7: was God's plan. So was she before the boy or
Speaker 7: after the boy?
Speaker 8: After? After we found out she was. It was so
Speaker 8: wild because so I was. It was my birthday, and
Speaker 8: I'm just telling you two different stories, are quick. It
Speaker 8: was my birthday. We got on a private plane to
Speaker 8: go golf. So I went to played Jordan's course and
Speaker 8: a couple other courses, and I get a phone call
Speaker 8: that my house is on fire. As I'm taking off.
Speaker 5: You're going to play Michael Jordan's course. And as you're
Speaker 5: going it's awesome, you get told your house on fire,
Speaker 5: which is not awesome.
Speaker 8: So that's how that's how my birthday trip started. And
Speaker 8: so we're landing, we find out everything's fine. It was
Speaker 8: just like the heat. We turned on the heat and
Speaker 8: it started smoking. So then this time I'm going down
Speaker 8: to golf again. We get on the plane. As I'm
Speaker 8: taking off, I hear Kate say I think I'm pregnant,
Speaker 8: and then it cuts out, and so the whole flight down,
Speaker 8: I'm like, oh my god, what's going on? So I
Speaker 8: was like, I was hoping she's wrong. So she lands
Speaker 8: and then she's pregnant, and then uh, I was like,
Speaker 8: I'm just I'm never flying private again. Every time you
Speaker 8: get on a plane's yeah. But then we found out
Speaker 8: it was a boy, and it was like, okay, it
Speaker 8: was it was God's plan. We had two girls. We
Speaker 8: weren't trying this time my game if you know what
Speaker 8: I'm talking about strong.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, we got what out And.
Speaker 2: Turns out do you a lot of y'all feel that way?
Speaker 5: Yeah, whats go ahead?
Speaker 8: And yeah, it turns out it was a boy. So
Speaker 8: I was like, okay, it was God's playing.
Speaker 5: But what about you said she she like you said
Speaker 5: she gave you the second mey or something like that.
Speaker 5: I know she didn't do it herself.
Speaker 8: She was telling me you gotta go get it, got it,
Speaker 8: get it. And every time she would say that or
Speaker 8: was telling somebody this, worried dude, my stomach, I just
Speaker 8: get sick, so I can't do it.
Speaker 5: Hurt.
Speaker 8: It didn't hurt God. I want to tell you the
Speaker 8: story so bad because it's so funny. Just imagine, have
Speaker 8: you got it done, and you got it done in here.
Speaker 5: Every Wednesday, just scuba, right, yeah, scuba. He got his done.
Speaker 5: But then the doctors like, don't have intimate relations with
Speaker 5: your wife. But he did it. Like when he got
Speaker 5: home and he was in pain for months, you know
Speaker 5: what I mean. It's like he couldn't even wait for
Speaker 5: the moment. I don't know if you felt that. When
Speaker 5: you get home, you're like, man, I just I'm so
Speaker 5: proud of what I did, and she was proud of me.
Speaker 5: Let's do it. But then he was hurt. Yeah, so yes.
Speaker 8: So for me, dude, it was so weird. I mean,
Speaker 8: they gave me a gas or whatever. But I'm laying
Speaker 8: on my back and I have a nurse over me
Speaker 8: and a doctor and they're just talking about their day.
Speaker 8: And I'm just laying on this table and.
Speaker 7: I'm like, you're aware, but you're just out of it.
Speaker 8: Do you think you're like, Oh, I'm not out of
Speaker 8: it at all. I'm just you know, sky high, and
Speaker 8: they're just having their conversation about their day and and
Speaker 8: and all this stuff. And and then you're just on
Speaker 8: the tables, you know, spread to eagle. It was wild.
Speaker 8: And then oh and then he meant. He did set
Speaker 8: a joke about a guy coming in with three tescos
Speaker 8: yeah wow, And I was like, well, you can't tell
Speaker 8: me this while I'm like you're serious, and he's like,
Speaker 8: oh yeah. I'm like okay, there's no way that's a
Speaker 8: true story.
Speaker 5: Though, then played it off like, way, everything seems to
Speaker 5: be going pretty good.
Speaker 8: Du huh yeah, pretty happy right now? Yeah?
Speaker 5: Yeah, good to see you, buddy, Good to see you.
Speaker 5: It's just when it's warmer, we see you more. I
Speaker 5: see you more. It's like stuff to do outside, all hangout.
Speaker 5: So I'm ready for it to get a little warmer
Speaker 5: myself around here.
Speaker 8: I can't wait.
Speaker 5: Congratulations on the third Child's coming up. Pretty cool, you
Speaker 5: got your boy. Congrats on I can feel it. And
Speaker 5: Cane's going out six stadium shows by the way, The
Speaker 5: in the Air Tour Kane Brown Music dot Com starts
Speaker 5: March eighth, and so that's today. It's today, right, Yeah,
Speaker 5: you're you're in London tonight. Holy crap's gonna get there
Speaker 5: so you gotta go. Yeah, dude, how are you gonna
Speaker 5: get to And then shows all the way up until
Speaker 5: September go to cainbrownmusic dot com. Yeah, congratulations man. Really
Speaker 5: cool and always love seeing you.
Speaker 8: Thanks go to see you man.
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