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Front Row Live Ent. · @frontrowliveent
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emotion and stuff like that. Like when you're rapping, it's like I feel like you're like rapping in my face or when you guys are singing, I feel like it's harder. But, did those songs kind of impact you or or were they a challenge to record? >> We were talking about Visa and >> More than a challenge, I think it's it's
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What's up, guys? Congratulations. So good to see you guys. It's been a minute. Uh, you know, it's exciting. I was talking to Joe earlier. It's exciting that you guys get to experience a lot of this that you guys are used to doing, but then you have two new members that get to experience the Lincoln Parkway for the very first time. What was it like seeing their faces, seeing their emotions, their reactions to what you guys have been used to for all your lives? you
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What's up, guys? Congratulations. So good to see you guys. It's been a minute. Uh, you know, it's exciting. I was talking to Joe earlier. It's exciting that you guys get to experience a lot of this that you guys are used to doing, but then you have two new members that get to experience the Lincoln Parkway for the very first time. What was it like seeing their faces, seeing their emotions, their reactions to what you guys have been used to for all your lives? you actually point make a good point that I think for a lot for the four of us uh OG members the their energy sometimes it's like because it's because it's new some of the things are new other things are just like well they have a different perspective on >> on they're not shaded their their energy is like infectious >> and it's um it makes some of the I mean kind of to Brad's point like it does make some of the things that are a little more like usual things that we do >> more fun, more exciting.
Um, yeah. >> Yeah. >> You're welcome. >> And during this process, like how did this make you guys closer together just because it's just living these moments all over again? >> It's a vibe. It's a chemistry. You get along. You could sit and talk forever. You guys have inspired a lot of us to listen to music, to create music. Last night, you got to perform with one younger rock star who's about to be a legend or already is a legend, Nene.
What was that like being able to perform with her like that? >> Uh, sure. Um, I I never thought that we would ever perform that song with somebody. Not that like we were against it. It was just something that was like very interesting. We didn't think too hard on it. Um, it happened really fast. like we we got asked to do it last minute and so I think it was really cool to not have too much of a thought about it and when we went to go work with her she was so professional and just had her down.
Sorry, I don't know if I'm allowed to say that. But she was so made it very easy. It made it very easy. And we hadn't played in a while. So, you know, it was nice. We had a little bit of rehearsal with her and then that was >> I think it was really cool to have two two girls, too, >> you know, and uh again, I never thought that that would happen. So, it was really cool. >> Now, congratulations with the documentary. I can't wait to watch it.
What excites you most about Unshatter? probably reliving some of these moments again. The last two years have been like a huge just compressed whirlwind. Um, and so much has changed at least for me and probably for you too and not just for me then. Yeah. You know, but like seeing it again, you're just like, "Oh, I remember remember that, you know, so it's like it's not just a memory. It's like actually, you know, on screen.
It's crazy." So >> awesome, guys. Congratulations. I'll see you guys in there. Thank you guys. Appreciate you.
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