What makes an icon? A superstar? A runaway success? It's something we've been thinking

about a lot this season of making. Every week we've looked at an influential figure, talking

with their family, their closest friends and collaborators, and there's one thing that's

really stuck with us. For every one of these figures, it's not just a matter of how,

I just a matter of what, but when? Like Robin, Rihanna, Fenty, when did her story change

from Island Girl with a Dream to Island Girl with a Chance? Or Jesse Jackson, whose childhood

pierced he's to him, called him a bastard child, when did the schoolyard taunts turn

from discouragement to ammunition? Or Frederick Douglass, enslaved and exploited, when did

he alter the course of his own future? From WB Easy Chicago, this is Making. I'm Brandon

Pope. And today we're looking back at some of the key moments from this season of making,

the super critical win moments, the maker break moments, the put up or shut up moments

that change the course of a life and oftentimes the course of history. The fight was everything.

You want to come up and take a shot at this. He respectfully told her, call me what you

want. You'll be proud to note this bastard. It was that moment where everybody had

saw the video. They went, who is that? Yeah, I just turned to one of my assistant coaches

and I said, this kid's going to be a pro. That's coming up on Making in just a minute.

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Over this season of making, there's been something that's really stuck with us. For every iconic

figure we profiled, there's usually one defining moment, often early on in their lives when

everything changed. Today on the show, we're looking at a few of those moments. And first

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