The Bird Show.

J.C. from Insync couldn't have been a nicer guy. Really great guy, but the dude lied to us.

You listen to this, and he is lying through his teeth when he tells us that he and Tara

Reed are just friends.

Did you ever have like the epiphany of, oh my God, this in sync thing is big?

Like, was there ever one time where it just, it hit you

like, okay, now I realize how big it is. The only time I really think about it is I go, man, I got a really cool job. I'm really lucky because I know a lot of people who would love to have my job. And that's when I know how lucky I am. The only other time I would say that it really hit me. Well, I mean, two summers ago, we did a stadium tour.

It's like only so many artists in the world can say they've done an actual, not an arena tour, but a stadium tour.

What we were playing on average, 50,000 people a night.

Some shows were 90,000.

Some shows, the one in Mexico City we did was 120,000 people.

Unreal. Is there any time where you're on stage and you're we did was 120,000 people. Unreal.

Is there any time where you're on stage and you're in front of 120,000 people? And it's intimidating to you or is it, I mean, so routine now. It's not about routine. You know what it is? When you see that many people, those are the days you're pinching yourself. You're going, dude, this is nuts. Okay, now ready? Don't screw up in front of this many people.

That's all that, you know, it's pretty much what's running.

You're going, dude, this is nuts. Okay, now ready? Don't screw up in front of this many people. That's all that, you know, it's pretty much what's running. You're excited, and yet half the time, the way my brain works is I always have to make the show better, you know what I mean? So it's don't screw up in front of this many people. You have to do better. Are there times where you will mess up on stage and everybody on stage can see, but watching knows? Oh man, there's those moments and then there's moments where everybody knows.

I actually just sat in with my buddy Tony. He's a guitar player and an aspiring artist as well and he's a songwriter and him and I actually wrote like two songs together.

He was playing a gig of The House of Blues so I just sat in with him and enough, the song that we wrote, and I hadn't sang since we wrote the thing, like maybe two months beforehand, he's like, just come up here and say, so I did it. And I forgot the whole end of the song. I just told him, you know, 2,000, 3,000 people. And I just went, you guys, I just totally forgot all the words to the rest of the song. You didn't have to tell me new.

And I just said, I'm just going to hum a little bit and finish out with a nice pretty sound. I mean, the whole audience started clapping and laughing and everybody had fun with it. You know, everybody makes me, yeah, people make mistakes. It's not like I did anything, you know, well, it didn't show my intelligence, you know, hanging out with JC from instinct. So now that you're so famous and everybody knows your face and everybody knows your name, I mean, when you're out there and you're meeting girls and stuff, you have to think, well, they know who I am. They know that I'm famous. They know all the success I've had. Does it make it so much harder to meet people and feel their real genuine feelings?

You know what? It's not something. I'm like, I'm a positive person and it's not something that I dwell on. It's basically, you know what? If I meet somebody, we get along, we'll hang out. And then we'll take it from there. If we don't get along, guess what? We won't hang out.

I'm pretty simple, man.

I'm easy going.

But the thing about it is,

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