Undercover Boss - S08E09 - Darius Rucker - 卧底老板

Tonight on Celebrity Undercover Boss Hey man, can I get a little more vocal? Darius Rucker, Grammy Award winning recording artist Nobody's seen me with that much hair in years Goes undercover in search of America's next great musical act He'll travel to Austin, Texas to scour their legendary music scene I'm your stagehand for the night We're running an open mic In hopes of finding new up and coming musicians to work with In his search for undiscovered talent My name is Jackie Milton He will have to conceal his musical ability I'm just going to sing as bad as I possibly can Jackie's voice is a little bit rough around the edges And what will happen when lives are forever changed This is the biggest blessing ever sent to our daughter It's crazy great, it's amazing Is this really happening right now? This is real Find out next On Celebrity Undercover Boss World famous recording artist Darius Rucker is a platinum selling superstar Who has sold more than 30 million albums Skyrocketing to success with one of the most iconic bands of the 90's Hootie and the Blowfish Darius has won multiple awards and had 6 top 40 singles But this music maven came from humble beginnings My name is Darius Carlos Rucker And I'm a musician I was born in 1966 in Charleston, South Carolina And raised by my mom Single mom most of the time My mom was a nurse Working hard and trying to get by everyday There was always music in my house My mom sang, she was amazing And it was all about the music for us always Growing up I was listening to everything It didn't really matter to me When I met the Hootie guys in college At the University of South Carolina R.E.M. was that one connection we all had Even though we all had different musical tastes And we just started playing We struggled the whole time For almost 9 years we were just out on the road Trying to build it up We put out a little CD that we sold Just out of the back of our van In that mom and pop record stores And the story goes that David Letterman Was driving home one night And Z-100 played Hold My Hand For the first time they'd ever played it And Letterman heard it Called his booking agent and said I just heard this band are doing a Blowfish I want them on my show Ladies and gentlemen Hootie and the Blowfish Then that Friday we played Letterman And everything changed It was crazy We were selling out all the arenas And we won two Grammys And five American Music Awards or something And four World Music Awards And there was a moment We were the biggest band in the world And then one day one of the guys in the band goes I just don't want to be a touring band anymore I want to tour every summer And so I just remember him saying that And me thinking Alright I'm going to try to do this country thing Since arriving on the country scene Darius Rucker has released four records Had seven number one country singles And has been inducted into the Grand Ole Opry In 2009 he won the CMA Best New Artist Award Becoming the first African American To be given the honor Alright here we go Darius If I told you All the stupid things I've done I blame Don't be any young But I was old enough to know I know I was a country music fan growing up So I would say to everybody that would listen Man I'm going to make a country record someday Good one One of the happiest days of my life Was when I realized none of my kids want to be musicians Because the music business is hard It's hard to get in Once you get in it's hard to stay in For every person like me There's 500,000 people that never make it Hello Hi How are you? Darius good to see you This is the first step of the prosthetic makeup process Okay So we're going to get a copy of your face And then the prosthetics will be sculpted on top of that in clay And then run in silicone Just make sure they don't know who I am I'll figure out how to change my voice That's the thing I'm thinking about the most Let's get the face done first I've been lucky enough to have 30 successful years playing music But if it wasn't for a few people that helped me out along the way I'd probably still be playing at small bars and fraternity parties So I'd love to find some up and coming talent That I can mentor and help launch their careers Oh Oh yeah I'm going undercover because I don't want anyone to treat me differently Just because I'm Darius Rucker If they think I'm just an average Joe They'll probably be a lot more honest And I'll be able to see their true talent That was crazy So this is going to come back to the lab with us And we're going to make a custom silicone prosthetic Nice Come on in Hope you're ready So just like you asked, we made you some prosthetics Oh nice This is your forehead prosthetic Nice We really, really love this wig Oh, don't you see me with that much hair in years Decades Let's do it Awesome, let's go Alright, when you're done I'm going undercover as Jackie Middleton A retired school teacher who dreams of one day playing music for real The people that I'm going to be working with They will think that Jackie is competing for the chance to launch a career in the music business They'll have no idea that I'm actually Darius Rucker Alright, let me see Let's see what we got Alright Here's Jackie Oh my goodness Cool, I like it, I love it Tonight, I'm going to go to the Speakeasy I hear the Speakeasy's got the best open mic in town Harry Connick Jr., Quinn Stevonnie, Nora Jones A whole bunch of big names have played here Tonight, I hope I get really lucky and find somebody who really moves me The girl that's running the open mic tonight, she thinks I'm Jackie Middleton from South Carolina in this music competition show How's it going, man? I've been in a band since I was 19 So I never got around to doing the open mic night thing And I'm hoping to God they don't ask me to try and sing a song Jocelyn How's it going? I'm good, thank you for allowing me to do this I love the jacket The jacket's so great Jackie wasn't exactly who I was expecting to see An older guy wearing, you know, a jacket that has a little bit of tang to it This is so cool Thank you Right on If he wants to wear it, why not, you know? All right, so tonight we're running an open mic I'm responsible for getting everybody signed up And I usually end the night with me performing So I also want you to also end the night All right Oh man, Jocelyn wants me to get up and sing a song And the one dead giveaway would be my voice You'll go right before me? Does that sound good? All right It's a little nerve-wracking but, you know, I'll try to change my voice a little And see what happens Yeah, I guess time will tell, you know We'll know in a little while if we pull it off So what we're gonna do next is I'm gonna have you find three different people All right Ask them what time slot that they want Where they're from Any musical influences You know, really, just really try to interact with them Like how we're interacting right now You know, we're becoming wonderful friends You're my best friend now Absolutely Jackie and Jocelyn, you know? Do your thing, man And get back to me when you're done with three people All right How y'all doing? What's your name? I'm Corey Nice to meet you, Corey What's your name? Danica Nice to meet you What time do you want to play today? We'll go 10-25 10-25? What time do you want to play today? Right after him It's nice to meet you guys Nice to meet you We've seen you up there Yeah Jackie is a little bit stiff So what time do you want to play tonight, Dina? You could tell that he was a little bit awkward But we can work on it Nice to meet you, too All right I got three Here, let's come sit back down All right Do you think you got, you know, solid... No, absolutely Do you think you've done a solid job on this? Absolutely Do you know any musical influences that they have? No, uh, no All right, okay All right He does need to work on connecting a little bit more Because you're able to bring that to the stage And be able to sing to them and know their life And I think that's very important What about even, like, getting to know them as an individual? Like, why not become their friend? There's nothing else to do in this life, you know? Oh, I agree with that So what we got to do is we got to fill up the rest of this list All right All right, perfect Hello You got a big piano in your hand Here, you know what we could do? Head bop Love it Jackson was so upbeat and so positive And when I was, you know, trying to learn how to run Phil and Mike Knight, she was so helpful And wanted me to succeed I think I missed a couple people that walked in There's a guy up there She wanted eye contact and she wanted physical contact And for me, I love that I mean, I'm Southern That's what we're born and raised to do, you know Everybody, welcome to the Speakeasy Open Mic My name is Jocelyn, I'm your host tonight So our first person that we got coming up tonight, his name is Dino Leave your gear With your satisfaction Open Mic Night is always full of surprises Because you never really know what you're going to get And it started out pretty good The thing I love the most is, like, everybody had respect for each other And wanted to hear what the other guy did I thought it was great And then you got into some moments that weren't so great Thank you Hey everybody, we have a wonderful human coming up tonight His name is Jackie Now, Jackie has been helping me out with the Open Mic tonight Some of you may have met him tonight Right on, yeah, let's get a clap going, please, thank you Yeah, I was nervous going up there Because I know I can't really be me Are you ready for this, Jackie? I think One of the hardest things in the world I could do is go up and try to be awful But I don't want anybody else to know who I am My name is Jackie Middleton Are you ready for this, Jackie? I think Jocelyn wants me to sing a song, and I know I can't really be me My name is Jackie Middleton One of the hardest things in the world I could do is go up and try to be awful But I don't want anybody else to know who I am I'm just going to put this retainer in And I'm going to sing as bad as I possibly can On a warm summer's day On a train bound for nowhere Met up with a gambler We were both too tired to sleep So we took turns staring Out the window at the darkening When Jackie got up on stage and performed, I didn't really connect with him For the taste of your whiskey I'll give you some advice The tempo was a little bit off, and when it comes to doing open mics He could work on doing songs in this century You got to know when to hold Know when to fold Jackie's voice is a little bit rough around the edges, but we can get him a vocal teacher When the dealing's done Thank y'all But I probably wouldn't be on the same bill with Jackie I don't think he's ready right now Everybody, this was Jackie's first time performing here tonight All right, everybody, my name is Jocelyn, I'm going to get this going Okay, this is a song called Nothing Left to Say I hope you like it, it is an original Every time I make a mistake Comes back around some other day I'm not a fool, I don't understand Why I repeat myself And all we need to do Gotta get a move on, gonna get my groove on Not about to let this slip away I'm on the highway, gonna do it my way And climb this mountain all day Never gonna give up When she started singing, I went, you gotta be kidding me No one's gonna stop me, no one's gonna stop me She really blew my mind tonight, she blew me away Her voice, she was really something special I mean, the world needs to hear that girl Thank you, everybody That was awesome All I gotta say, wow Thank you I mean, really, honestly, wow Thank you You blew me away So how do you think that you did tonight? The performing part was okay Okay I've done better And how old are you again? I'm 62 62? Good And I don't want it to be a big thing I just want to sing for people with us I don't want it to be a big thing It's hard to be a big thing at 62 Can I tell you something? Anything is possible That's true, I believe that You have to recognize that, okay? I could be a lot more confident You know what I do when I practice my confidence? What's that? Jocelyn, you're the best Can you say that? Darius, yeah I let my name slip out Jocelyn, you're the best No, no, can you replace that with Jackie? Jackie, you're the best And I was like, Darius, I mean, Jocelyn's great And she was like, no, say your name Can you say it louder than that? Jackie, you're the best But, you know, I don't think she caught it You know, she didn't see him to catch it Let's talk about you for a minute You know, where are you from? I'm from Omaha, Nebraska, man So what's your story, you know? Family, you got family in Nebraska? I have an older brother, actually Who, when we were little It was just me and him and my mom She was a single parent when we were young And so she was never home And it was just my brother and I We had to make up things I'd grab a vacuum And a broom would be my guitar And I'd, like, put a string around it So I was 14 years old I saw Ed Sheeran play on YouTube I was like, wow, I want to do that I relate to Jocelyn a lot My mom worked her butt off as a nurse Sometimes 60 hours a week You know, and we wouldn't see her She was saying her and her brother Had to have a great imagination And make things up That was my life What's next for you? I'm a starving artist right now I'm getting gigs all around Just basically anything That will keep me climbing She's got it I don't know what it is But she's got it It's not a matter of if It's a matter of when She's a superstar Thank you for tonight I thought you hugged Oh, of course I want to work with her, mentor her And help her take her music To a whole new level You are awesome Right on, man Right on, Jackie So we got to pack up our guitars Oh, these old bones These old bones Hey! What happened with Stubbs? Oh yeah, we got an inside guy We're working with right now He's gonna go carry some cases around Be kind of one of the road guys I thought you were a roadie Yeah, you're a roadie Roadie for a day Nice, it's been a long time Since I've done that Tonight I'm going to Stubbs Stubbs has been around since the 70s Everybody's playing here From Muddy Waters to Johnny Cash My manager made a call And got me a job here tonight As a roadie I'm going to be working With Treble Soul Who's apparently a new Up-and-coming duo Who play all around Austin Hey, what's up? How you doing, man? Jackie Hey, Jackie Nice to meet you, man You helping out With the bands tonight? Absolutely, man I'm excited They think that I'm A retired school teacher Competing for a chance To launch a music career I'm going to go in there I'm going to do my job I'm going to listen to the band And you know I'm hoping they blow me away Hi, I'm Hannah What's your name? Hannah Nice to meet you, Jackie I'm Kurt Jones Nice to meet you, buddy Kurt Jones? Yeah Jackie, nice to meet you You ready to help us? I'm ready to load some stuff Let's go, buddy Let's do it Where you guys from? I'm from Rockdale He's from West Monroe, Louisiana We just got engaged And we have a baby And she's two years old Nice Named her Presley I'm an Elvis fan How did something with music do? She's got some lungs I don't know Let me tell you The song's called White Water Just lay it wherever you can All right I'm going to grab An extra set of strings Okay I think that's about it All right Are you sure? I got the door You guys have a place Have you played Stubbs before? The one Going towards Luke and Bach How long have you guys Been playing together? Three years What about you? Me? Yeah I'm a teacher Really? Yeah I'm just out here Doing this game show So what is it you guys Need me to do for y'all? All right We would like you To get some stools All right And just bring them Up on stage And then after the show I'll help you unload Awesome Can't wait to hear y'all play Thank you Don't run upstairs And grab those stools Appreciate it man All right My name is Curt Jones This is Hannah Prestridge We're called Treble Soul We're going to be with you For a little bit I'm going home Gonna load my shotgun Way by the door And light a cigarette He wants to fight Well now he's got one And he ain't seen me crazy He's at my face And he shoot me like a record Oh that sound Like a real man I'm going to show him What a little girl's made of Gunpowder and lead Hannah's voice was a force of nature And I was like wow girl, you go, do your thing There we go All righty Tell them if we do a little Rizla music for everybody Thank you buddy Oh All right guys, we're going to have to tune Just when you think these guitars are tuned, they're out again All right guys, this next song right here is my favorite We had our daughter, her name is Presley Lane Jones She just turned two the January 8th So six months in the pregnancy Presley was sitting on my right side of my kidney And so I got the size of a softball And they started giving me hydrocodone And so I got addicted to it And basically, long story short, I ruined my entire family's life It went from having to everything to having nothing It just turned around, you know When people love you, they really love you No matter how bad you, screw up And here we go So this is called Addiction Because that's what I had If you ever need a drag You can kiss my lips If you don't hold back Then we don't have to quit Baby, if you need a fix With my affection Baby, let me be your addiction Let me be your addiction Your addiction You go to an end, son Let me be your heartbeat That keeps you alive Your instinct That helps you survive from all this hurt I don't want just one more kiss On your lips Addiction Thank you, thank you, thank you You guys have a safe trip home And God bless you That was awesome Thank you, buddy I appreciate it Their songwriting is so close What he was saying was great But it just needed a couple little tweaks that would really take it to the top And I really was sitting there going I'd like to rewrite that song Actually, I'd like to cut that song That was sweet, man Thank you, man That was awesome Do you play guitar? I do play guitar Will Our string kept going out Yeah, man We really, really appreciate you Oh, absolutely Is this how y'all make a living? This is all we do Oh, that's awesome It gets scary I mean, that Addiction song was great Probably if you saw the original paper on that I probably had tears all over that paper Really? I was crying my eyes out doing that song But I mean I was in rehab Oh, were you? Yeah She was a month away from me You know, and it's one thing When, you know, you have your baby and you're messing up all the time Oh, absolutely But then your baby gets taken away from you Like, you know, you have to go to this rehab or else your baby will be gone forever I would never want that to happen, you know? Absolutely When you started playing together you surprised how that you could make a living at it We've been told it's possible but we took that chance and went toward it If you're gonna do it do it all the way or don't do it at all Right And don't give up The raw talent is there With his songwriting and her singing and his singing was great, too They got what they need to make it They just need to learn some things You're too good to give up I appreciate it That means a lot It really does Absolutely Let's take this stuff outside Alright I was about Curt and Hannah's age when I started playing with Hootie I'd love to help them as much as I can Because they can make it They can make it Coming up Jackie meets a talented young street performer I will be a success It's all for you And later You ready? He takes the stage for one final performance So rock me, mama What's happening? I'm undercover in Austin, Texas to find some new musical talent Today I'm going out on 6th Street in Austin There's street performers everywhere around here busking as they call it A lot of stars have started as buskers on the street just playing the music Everybody from B.B. King to Ed Sheeran Jewel was discovered that way It's a great way to have people hear you play and I'm going to go and see if I can find some talent She tied you to a kitchen chair She broke your throne and cut your hair And from your lips she drew the Hallelujah Hallelujah The guy that was on the corner singing was the only guy that had people around him listening This is the first song I wrote, it's about my mom I still see your eyes They're just like mine And I'll show you I will be a success It's all for you His voice is smooth, it's what every singer wants His voice is so effortless Oh, thank you Absolutely, man What's your name? Demir What's your name? Jackie, Jackie Middleton, man Jackie Middleton, that's an awesome name Jackie Middleton You have a great voice Thank you, I appreciate it Yeah, man How do you get into busking? You thinking about busking? I'm thinking about it What are you thinking about? I'm thinking about giving it a shot for a second We'll have a competition, man A competition? I'll go over here and you stay here and we'll busk and whoever makes the most money the loser buys the other one a drink You nervous? I'm a little scared I'm a little scared, you know but scared's okay, I think Yeah Scared's okay I'm keeping an eye on you All right, I'm done Don't put it away Absolutely, man Do it for you I'm really looking forward to like seeing him perform because it's not easy being a busker like singing in the subway or singing in the street For all the times I made you mad I'm gonna give you things you never had Thank you You know, I started my band when I was 19 and we were always on the road We never had any time to really be busking so I got out there and I tried to do my best, but it's so hard I know a thing or two about getting the audience to listen to me because I've played to 75,000 people but watching people just walk by you and not even pay attention to you, that was tough. But the beer, you know, it was making it look effortless, like this man just killing it. Did he give me a beer? Yeah You know, I made $12. I still got it. This is my $12. I'm gonna go buy me a beer. Hell, in Austin, I might get 4 beers for $12. Amazing woman take her life Make it a game and then break the dice Listening to him, he might have cracked a few times. I wonder why I can't sleep at night I mean, it wasn't perfect. I'm not perfect when I perform, but if he's persistent and he continues doing what he's doing, he'll be able to be a musician, like an actual musician. Thank you, man. And you tell me that's your first time in the street busking? Wow. How'd it feel? Oh good, you know, some people stopped and listened and that was nice, man. Yeah. Let me and you go sit down somewhere and have a drink. Okay. So how'd all this start for you? Like, all the street performing, the singing with you, where'd it start? So I was born in Brooklyn. My parents broke up. Then everything just kind of went downhill. My father went to jail, my mom developed schizophrenia, she was on drugs. So I spent the 5 years from 12 to 17 in group homes in like really violent environments. I remember night after night I would sit in the hallway and cry because I missed my mom, I missed my dad, and I just kind of felt like I was in the world by myself. Just one day, man, I was walking to my room and I looked in the mirror. I was just asking like, what am I doing with my life? Yeah. And the next day I woke up and decided to make a change and that's when I decided to buy a guitar because I always wanted to. So that's kind of how it all started for me. If you could wake up one day and be where you want to be, what is your dream for all this? I stopped dreaming a long time ago, man. Like, I'm living my dream right now. Don't you want to make records and be out there on tour and do stuff like that? I will do it. But it's not that I want to do that, that's just a result of what I truly want to do is connect with people. Demir loves what he does. He's a musician's musician not because of the way he plays but because of the way he lives it, the way he loves it. Some of my best days out I made the least amount of money. But I, like, I went home and I had a new song. Yeah. Some old lady started dancing. Those are the moments that, like, really, you know, keep me going, so. Absolutely. Who Need a Blowfish was nine years before we got a record deal. And we got lucky. We played Letterman and he changed my life. Demir is a guy who needs one ring. I gotta do something to help him. As big or as small as I can do, I gotta do something. Good talking to you, man. Yeah, man, good talking to you. We should get back out there and bust some more. You want to? No. I think it's about time I told everyone who I really am. The people I met this week, they think they're here to judge Jackie one last time for the competition reality show. Hey, y'all. Hey, man. You ready? Yeah. Oh, my bad. I'm sorry. Here, you want? I think he was very nervous. I mean, who wouldn't be nervous, right? Give me a second, I mean, I'm not really sure what's happening. Felt like Jackie was this old Jackie and became a new Jackie. Right now, I'm still kind of like, what's happening? It's like, what is this? Jackie sounded 100% like Darius Rucker. I hear my baby calling my name and I know that she's the only one. And if I die in Raleigh, at least I will die free. That was fun. Be honest. Y'all know who that is, right? Darius Rucker. This has been an amazing journey. You know, meeting all these folks, man, and talking to them and hearing their stories, it just reminds me of how hard people work to achieve their dreams. I can't wait to meet them as Darius Rucker so I can help them with their careers. Hey, y'all. Oh, my gosh. How are you? Good, how are you doing, man? How you doing? It's great to see y'all. Wow. Wait a second. You're the country artist here, aren't you? I'm Darius Rucker, the country artist. I recognize you. I actually saw you. You were the first African-American artist that I had saw. Really? As a country artist, yes. Wow, absolutely. Wow. What do you think about Jackie singing today? It sounded identical, like, for real. Yeah. Like, completely. I'm pretty sure you guys have figured out that I'm Jackie. Mm-hmm. laughs Wow, okay. Curt and Hannah. So I went undercover to meet some people that I could help, and I met you guys, and I love you guys. You're kidding me. No, I'm serious, man. It was really great to watch you guys get up there and just do your thing. Hey, y'all. Thank you. Hannah, your voice was incredible. I mean, you know, and Curt, you were singing and you played with so much passion, so much passion that your guitar went out of tune. I play guitar, and this is the guitar that I play all the time. You're kidding me. And I want to give you this Gibson Hummingbird because that never goes out of tune. And Hannah, you know, I got you one too. Thank you. You know? Is this for real? This is for real. I don't know what to say right now. Let's put those away. Okay. I guess you can't play music and have babies. Oh, God. You know, I love what you're doing on stage, and I want you to keep doing it, so one of the best music schools in the country is in Hollywood, California. It's called Musicians Institute. I want to put you guys through that school. Mark. I want to pay for all your books. I want to pay for all your private lessons. I want to pay for your apartment. What? You know, you can learn to produce your own records. You can learn more about composition, more about playing, more about your voice. I want you to learn everything you can about the business, and, you know, it's a big move to California, so, you know, I'll give you $20,000 total to help you with everything to make sure you can take care of everything. Oh, my God. You're kidding me. Oh, my gosh. I have a question. Yes. Why us? Because y'all are special. Your story's special. Well, stop it. You make me cry. This doesn't happen every day. It won't happen today for you guys. This is the biggest blessing besides our daughter, I mean, ever. So I just want to help you guys and give you a hug. Absolutely. You can have a hug. Golly. Absolutely. Darius Rucker just changed our lives forever. You guys are the real deal. Thank you so much. Absolutely, man. This is stuff you see on TV. Yeah, for real. That you wish would happen to you, but we can go to college. Yeah. I don't have to worry about anything right now. Jocelyn, the time I spent with you was unbelievable. Wow. It took me nine years playing clubs to get recognized. And your time is now. Thank you. You know, and when I started this journey, I wanted to, I came out here to find musicians I wanted to help. I didn't expect to find you. I didn't expect to be blown away the way I was. And my goal is to get you a record deal with a major to make you a superstar. Wow. Yeah. To help you with everything, just to get you started, I'm going to give you $10,000 to hone your craft. And on top of that, when you're ready, I'm going to personally walk you into the president of the Universal Music Group. And I want you to wow them the way you wowed me with your song. This is beautiful, man. It is. It is beautiful. That's the thing, is it's crazy great. It's amazing. You know, I... You know, when you get your record together, I want you to come play shows, a couple shows with me. You know, just so I can watch you play. And I want nothing in return but to someday go, I know her. I know Jocelyn. So happy that all the time's practicing in my bathroom and just working really hard. It's all going to pay off. Give me a hug. We're going to be talking real soon. This is a very big life-changing day for me. I'll talk to you soon. I will talk to you soon. Real soon. Hello? Hey, Mom. Do you know Hootie and the Blowfish? Yes. Darius is taking me to Universal Music Group and having me sing to the president. Are you serious? Yeah. Wow. Oh, my gosh. I don't believe it. Yeah, I know. It's crazy, isn't it? Tamir. What you have inside of you was just wonderful to watch. You were something special. Wow. I still see your eyes They're just like mine And I'll show you When I asked you what were your dreams, you said, I don't dream anymore because I'm living my dream. Yeah. When you said that, it made me think that's exactly where I am. I'm living in the middle of every dream I've ever had. Yeah. And I came here to help people live their dream. I mean, you have something special. Your voice is special and your songwriting is so real and I want you to be able to share your music with the world. So I want you to write a record and I'm going to give you $20,000 to make the record. Oh. Wow. Is this really happening right now? This is real, man. This is real. What? This is real. You did so much for me and you touched me so deeply. I want to give you another $20,000 because you're not going to stop busking and I don't want you to. But that's money that can help you take time off to write songs and make the record. You know, I hope you will accept that from me. Yeah. I mean, what? No. No strings attached. Nothing, no strings attached. Oh, this is so much. I want to be there for you. I want you to have my number and me to have your number. Give me your number. Oh, I will. Oh, trust me, man. I will. You will have my number before we leave here today. Uh-oh. I'm going to be there in your corner trying to help you take a step every time you want to. And you know, that classical guitar you play with those classical strings, it sounds great, but I think when you're standing out there on the street, this right here is going to sound a lot better, man. That's a Gibson Hummingbird. What? I play that. Those are the best-sounding guitars in the world. Wait, what are you saying? That's yours, man. Oh, my goodness. Are you serious? Oh. I just have $40,000 strapped into my lap. I can make an album, music that I've been wanting to make, but I can't afford it. You deserve that. I don't want you to have that. Thank you. You know, like every Father's Day, I would just, I would cry because my dad was away, he was locked up. I can't believe this is happening. To have someone, a man, to send my music to or just talk to is priceless. Like, you can't even, it's irreplaceable, you know, to have that. I got a rhythm in my heart that I can't fight Got me so bad I don't know what to do But I really want to be with you This whole journey's brought me back to all those great moments I had before any of the success. These original? Yeah. Doing all this is just reminding me that it's not about money or fame or hit records, it's about the music. You know, because you love it. You have the passion, you have the love of music. I love that, and that's what it's all about. My life has changed Ever since today