Let's talk about your career.

Do you think Jaguar was the song that, like, got you there?

Like, that took you to, like, the next level of things?

No, I've tried to look at it as an accumulation of all of the little things that I had done before.

If I had even missed one of those things, then maybe I wouldn't be where I'm at. It's kind of like a snowball

effect where I've been putting in so much work for so many years. It just, you know,

cannonballed into what people would see in public. But I also like to describe it as like the roots

underneath the tree or the roots underneath the flower.

Like they've been growing and they've been doing really great things.

You just weren't able to see them because they were below the surface at the time.

And by the time you saw it, you saw the blooming of it, but it's actually been there and the work has been there.

So I try to look at it as like a long, long road and not just one thing.

But my work ethic and the groundwork that I've laid before success is what able is able to

keep me sane and prepared me for the moment of the limelight. And I think it's the same thing with you. People see the successful moments, but you, you know, people dig and you would be able to say, I've been doing this for years, actually. I've been putting in so much work. I wouldn't be able to be this angel that you see today if I wasn't angel at eight years old doing what I was doing then you know what I mean like

just all the things added up but I do feel like the album Jaguar 2 was a really solidifying moment in

my career yeah as an artist and so I'm just ready to like do the next thing I'm working on the

next album right now. Super excited.

Yes. Yeah. How do you feel like when your music started to just to continue to climb the charts,

do you feel like your life change? Like as I know like for me like when I won the national championship,

that's like when my life changed, like I can't do the same things I used to go outside, go to the grocery store,

like do regular things. Like how was it for you that transition of like just becoming like a superstar?

Yeah.

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