When I'm Acting, I'm In A Different

I Had A Couple Albums Out That Sold Well For Who I Was At The Time And The Type Of Music I Played. People Started Recognizing My Name And Face And It Helped Sell Bigger Venues. I Had A Bigger Spotlight And I Had To Live Up To It But I Thrived Under That Challenge. It Expedited The Creative Process. If I Was On Stage In Front Of 300 People Instead Of 30, I Had To Work Harder At My Performances Because I Had A Greater Responsibility. It Was Very Exciting, But Creative Too.

We Would Like To Get To A Point In Our Society Where People Really Are Colorblind And This Message Would Not Have To Be Told Anymore. Unfortunately, We're Not There Yet.

The Reasons I Never Set Out To Do A Talk Show Is They're Formulaic. People Come Out, Tell Jokes And Read Questions. But That's Not What I Do, And We Built The Show Around My Skill Set.

I Do The Things I Like To Do. It's Sort Of A Bigger Version Of Having More Than One Hobby.

I Struggle Every Day With Trying To Be A Better Dad, A Better Husband, Better Musician, Better Artist. It Consumes Me, And I Don't See An End In Sight.