Christian HipHop’s Newest & Hottest

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Christian HipHop’s Newest & Hottest | J Whitehead Interview

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J Whitehead is one of Christian Hip Hop’s hottest new artists. In this episode of The Christian Music Bro Podcast, the New York-born rapper talks about his debut single “Sticks & Stones”, his journey into music, and how Jesus changed his life.
We dive into his story of faith, his role as a father, and the lessons he’s learned on his walk with God. Whether you’re a Christian rap fan, a parent, or someone looking for an encouraging testimony, this episode will inspire and challenge you.

Topics Covered:

Story behind Sticks & Stones
How Jesus transformed his life
Balancing fatherhood and music
The future of Christian Hip Hop

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We have a brand new artist on the podcast today.

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It's his first ever interview. James. It's nice to sit

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down with you today and meet you today.

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Thank you. It's nice to meet you as well.

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And James, you said, this is like your first ever

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like podcast interview slash interview, so it's really exciting. I

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hope you have a great time. And for those who

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are watching, James Whitehead is his name, and I'm gonna

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let James introduces himself a little bit on the Christian

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Music Bro podcast.

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My name is James Whitehead. I am a very new

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Christian artist. I'm not new to music. I've been out

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producing music for probably like.

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Eight years now mab eight nine years.

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But this is my first time actually being the person that's,

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you know, in front of the camera now.

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Usually i'm behind the scenes.

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I feel that before I started this podcast, I was

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a little behind the scenes. I didn't want to behind

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the scenes stuff and I was like, I want to

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do something different. So now I'm in front of the

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camera again after taking video classes in high school. But

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it's just nice to see another behind the scenes guy

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that's now in front of the camera.

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Yeah, it's I'm still getting used to it still getting

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used to really taking my own music seriously and putting

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it out there. And you know, it's this, it's it's

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very it's different. It's all I can sense.

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It takes time to the justice. I'm learning curve. Everything's

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a learning curve nowadays. So but thank you for joining

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me today.

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No, I appreciate it.

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And for those who are watching this channel, remember the

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white follow ups debscribed to the channel. We have a

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lot of great things coming up, like you to give

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me a new artist today and James, and we're gonna

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learn a bit about James and his journey so far.

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So for those who then met James, can you tell

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us a little bit how you got started in your

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music industry? Like talk a little bit like what maybe

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you said you were behind the scenes producing for like

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eight years and now you're an artist. Can tell us,

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but maybe you decide to make music as like an artist?

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Well, stop playing basketball and I really needed something, you know,

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after college, I stopped playing basketball and I needed something

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else to fulfill that avoid So started making beats and

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I got really good at it, and then you know,

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I started producing for local artists. At the time, I

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was living in North Carolina, when I started. So first

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started in North Carolina, then moved out up to Jersey

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where I am now New Jersey and producing for a

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lot of people in the South Jersey area, and recently

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stopped really producing for other people. And now I'm putting

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my own music out and it's just crazy. Like when

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I first it's my first time really doing the music

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for real, and now I'm a Christian artist.

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It's just crazy how that happens.

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Just released your first song we just talked about like

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two weeks ago. At the time of recording this episode,

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I used to say, this episode will probably be up

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in the next week or so, so surprise everybody. But

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can you talk a little bit about that song? It

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was called Six of the Stones. Can it tell us,

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like what inspired you to write it? What was the

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writing process of that song, because it was like your

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first song you ever wrote. Well an artist, I should say.

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So, it's not the first song I ever wrote as

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an artist.

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It's it's not even the first song I ever wrote

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as a Christian artist. The first song ever wrote as

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a Christian artist, the one that kind of like started everything.

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I haven't put it out yet. I really hold that song.

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Theare in my heart. But because it started.

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Everything but Sticks and Stones came, you know. I was

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because I was a.

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Trap producer, trapping R and B producer, and I was like, man,

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God called me to make Christian music, and He's called

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me to make Christian music plenty of times. I just

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didn't listen, you know. So I was like, all right,

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start being obedient, and I'm like, do I have to

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make new beats? I was like, do I gotta make

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new beats? I was like, I don't know. So I

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was like, no, I don't think I have to.

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Make new beats.

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I think I can praise God on the trap beats

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I have. You know, Stick and Stones is just my

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version of praising God over what would I guess people

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would call a SECULARS and beat, but it's not.

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I'm praising God the whole time.

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And just telling you know, my story of being pretty

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much being disobedient, you know, to what God wanted me

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to do, and really I had to let go of

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the world and trust him, you know, trust that, you

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know He's got it. You know.

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I was researching you when Matt Matt told me about you.

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I want to play the song I saw one for

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your Instagram page, and it's really cool. You're getting what

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you're doing a lot of creative reels. Can you tell

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us a little about what your creative process is for

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the reels and like what you want to engage from that.

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So even that.

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I'm new to just even that, you know, uh, it's

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really just me. So I did use I used to

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have a manager when I was producing, but we kind

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of fell out. So now it's just me figuring everything out,

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you know, and.

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I just pray about it. You know, I'll figure it out.

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You know. I've been getting a lot of good feedback.

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I've been just you know, trying to be as creative

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as possible with what I have, you know, just the

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iPhone and the tripod, you know, and it seems to

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be working. A lot of people enjoy enjoy the song

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and it's starting to find people.

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So I'm thankful for that.

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Really exciting to hear and for those listening to the song,

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I recommend checking it out. Check out James's Instagram page.

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I'll make sure to tag him and stuff later. You know.

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The drill by now if you're a news if you're

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returning to the channel and chat out is real something

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to reels are actually really engaging and really gathers an audience,

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and it's really cool to see those reels like be interactive.

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And I guess real are now like a newer way

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to get music across and I think it's a multi

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platform thing like you can do real. TikTok is full

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of pretty much reels basically, or you call them tiktoks,

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but they're the same thing basically Instagram shorts, you Tube shorts,

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and I've and you like, that's up a future and

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it's going to be more help discover more artists.

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With James right here, Yeah, yeah, definitely.

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Do you have any goals or dreams that like you

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wanted to come up with, like in the next year

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or two, Like let's your goal, like you want you

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want to gather with your music, like.

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Uh, you know, uh, everybody's been asking me that, like

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what what's the goal? And I'm like, I don't know,

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because you know, for the longest, I just wanted to

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be behind the scenes guy.

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I wanted to be the guy that supports the superstar.

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You know.

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I wanted to be the one that supports the superstar,

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not actually be the superstar.

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But you know, this is what God called me. To do.

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So really, I I just want to, you know, I

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feel like with my production and the way I write

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songs and especially the way I write hooks, that I

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could really latch onto the youth in a very positive way.

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I remember I played uh, I played Sticks and Stones

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for a couple of kids, and they're like, wow, I

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didn't I didn't know Christian raports sound like this, and

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I was like, yeah, I guess sound like this. So

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they were surprised that it was actually a song praising God,

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and I was like, yeah, it is.

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With that, Like you said, like the younger audience you

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showed that song. Do you have like any advice for

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anyone else in your shoes out or like I guess,

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like a newer artist or like a younger audience don't

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want to get involved in like the music industry or

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being in a producing wise and everything. Do you have

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any advice for those people?

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Just do it?

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I mean, just do it when you first start out.

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It's not gonna be perfect, it's gonna be far from perfect.

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You just gotta keep going. You know, you're gonna get

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better every day no matter what you do. The more

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you do something, you're gonna get better and then eventually

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you're gonna find your own way of doing things and

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that's going to create your own sound.

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No, and everyone every sounds unique. I feel like a

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Chris Shunt hip hop, R and B stage is ever

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involving it. I think it's growing in the last two

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to three years. I would say, like you have like

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a lot of artists emerge like Niles Minic and all

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those like those those people are just like disguy's the

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limit in that genre right now.

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Yeah, I'm I'm learning about the genre itself. Like the

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only artists I even knew was Forest Frank. I was

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like it, that's the only orgist I do. But now

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I'm learning about so many other artists, and there's so

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many incredible Christian artists.

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It's like I'm like, Wow, it's like a whole world.

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That the world doesn't really know about yet exactly.

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Do you have any musical influences in your journey, Like,

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like you said, you've been producing and you're a newer artist,

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but do you have like any musical inspirations like that's

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why who motivated me to make my song? Or this

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is whose beats I really enjoy and inspired me?

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So I mean, honestly, so I grew up with music

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in my family.

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Like from both sides of my family and my mom's

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side of my dad's side. Everybody can play an instrument,

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but me, I was the one that was outside of

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playing sports. But everybody can play an instrument, and you know,

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so me getting involved in music was not like it

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wasn't like surprising anybody. I was like, oh, yeah, we've

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all tried it before. And as far as influence, I

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was heavily influenced by early Kanye early Kanye West.

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That's really it.

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D you played sports? What sports did you played? Just curious?

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I played basketball in college a Methodist University for three years.

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Yeah, so what else do I played?

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I played football in high school, played baseball in high school.

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But basketball, that's just the one I loved, so I

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chose to do that in college.

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A favorite basketball team or player.

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And I don't have a favorite.

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I don't have a favorite team, but I would say

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my favorite player right now is Luca.

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I like Luca.

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It's just something about the way he plays. It's just

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it's just so smooth. I don't know, it's just something

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about the way he plays.

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It's so smooth, and it's fun because I just interviewed

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an artists in Jordan Mayre. He's a big basketball fan too,

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and we were talking about basketball from the Benacus. But

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it was pulling because I was in actually Nashville when

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the Luca trade happened last year. Like all I stided

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that like just exploded out of nowhere. I was in

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the middle of like an artist meeting and then the

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Luca tradeer coming out everywhere. So like I was meeting

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Christian artists and I alwas to have Luca traded, and

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I was like, bro, Luca Dodgers just got created and

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we got suck in our meeting talked about that.

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No, yeah, that trade was and that was crazy. I

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couldn't I couldn't believe that was real. I was like, no,

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there's no way exactly.

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I was like, whoa, but I don't know where I

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just have a few extra minutes with you today. Is

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there anything you want to talk about, Like if you

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have any words to wisdom or anything you want to

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share that's on your heart or anything.

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Where is a wisdom?

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I would say, uh, just speaking from personal experience, it

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would be a lot easier, especially for me, had I

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been obedient to God the first eighty million times we

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want to do. I feel like it would have been

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you know, especially because I have kids. And you know,

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a big reason why I wanted to do Christian rap

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was just because, like I would produce songs or even write,

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because I would write songs too, and I wouldn't let

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my kids listen to them. And then God put it

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on my heart to like really sit me down and

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think about it, Well, why don't you want your.

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Kids listening today?

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there's nothing anything positive in here that I would want

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them to repeat or do.

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So it's like, so, then why are you making you.

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Should be proud, Like I should be proud to show

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my kids a song, you know, like, hey, this is

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what I did.

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But instead, you know, like it's it's just ridiculous. I

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have to go into the.

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kids to repeat what they hear.

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That's that's that's outrageous. No, and that's really what you know.

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That was a big reason wh I was like, yeah, yeah,

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you're right, God, I need to do it your way,

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cause you know, kids will repeat what they hear and

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some of the things my kids say, I know where

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they got it.

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From, you know. So oh and by the way, I'm sorry.

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I have four kids, three girls, one boy, so they

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were a big inspiration for me to want to do

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And like we talked, we talked about I talked about

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just in an earlier episode today when I was filming

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an episode. Only plays a big part of your community.

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And it's always great to have your family to support

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you whatever you do. And it's great to have like

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a big family connection like you're making the songs, like

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get all of your kids and everything and everything.

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Yeah, and now you know, now my daughter wants to

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write songs. She's learning the guitar, so now she wants

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to write songs. And no, I'm excited to be able

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to help it with that too.

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So that's awesome, awesome, and we could have a learned

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it from like writing songs and everything. So yeah, James,

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I want to thank you for joining me today and

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everyone I recommend checking out James's music. He has a

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lot of good reels on Instagram if you want to

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follow his Instagram, check out his songs sticks. His stone

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on Spotify is worth the whisten and James, thank you.

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Again for joining me today.

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Thank you for having me his first interview. Hopefully I'll

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be able to do some more. Thank you you are

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officially my first.

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It's crazy and for those who are watching, remember the

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like and balls described to my channel. Make sure to

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like and fall described it to the James channel, follow

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him on Instagram. All men on TikTok, you can finally

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find them everywhere and we'll hope to see you next time.