George, it's wonderful to get an opportunity to (potentially) communicate with you in any way; you're an excellent inspiration for both writers and musicians everywhere, from the quality of your content to your determination. I have a few burning questions - answer as many or few as you would like.
I've been following your development as an artist for four years, since you first stunned me with your more comedic YouTube videos. It was around about the time I heard 'Nothing Like The First Time' that I stopped considering you as a novelty, fast rapping artist and began to appreciate you as a legitimate, fantastic artist in the music industry. My question is, was there a moment that you felt that same transition, or were you always in it to be serious, simply enjoying the funny videos as a side project?
I asked this question elsewhere, but if you could clarify, that would be wonderful: is there any way that I, as a UK citizen, could acquire a CD copy of 'x Infinity'? It immediately jumped up to my 7th favourite album upon first listen, and if at all possible, I must have it. Your merch site was unclear, and I imagine that you're the most reliable source.
Will you be doing a UK tour in the foreseeable future?
What is your opinion of pineapple on pizza?
Thank you for your music, your hard work, your willpower, and everything that you bring to the music industry. In my opinion, you're one of the most underrated lyricists in the world right now; I'll continue to hope that you receive the support and status you deserve. It's been a true pleasure to watch you rise over the last 4 years, here's to many more.
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George, it's wonderful to get an opportunity to (potentially) communicate with you in any way; you're an excellent inspiration for both writers and musicians everywhere, from the quality of your content to your determination. I have a few burning questions - answer as many or few as you would like.
I've been following your development as an artist for four years, since you first stunned me with your more comedic YouTube videos. It was around about the time I heard 'Nothing Like The First Time' that I stopped considering you as a novelty, fast rapping artist and began to appreciate you as a legitimate, fantastic artist in the music industry. My question is, was there a moment that you felt that same transition, or were you always in it to be serious, simply enjoying the funny videos as a side project?
I asked this question elsewhere, but if you could clarify, that would be wonderful: is there any way that I, as a UK citizen, could acquire a CD copy of 'x Infinity'? It immediately jumped up to my 7th favourite album upon first listen, and if at all possible, I must have it. Your merch site was unclear, and I imagine that you're the most reliable source.
Will you be doing a UK tour in the foreseeable future?
What is your opinion of pineapple on pizza?
Thank you for your music, your hard work, your willpower, and everything that you bring to the music industry. In my opinion, you're one of the most underrated lyricists in the world right now; I'll continue to hope that you receive the support and status you deserve. It's been a true pleasure to watch you rise over the last 4 years, here's to many more.
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