Alex Warren

It was literally all I did.

Every day, I would go into class and I would just go on my phone and do social media or post my singing videos.

And it...

it i was failing i didn't graduate high school like i and nor would i ever recommend that to anyone i do not know what that conviction was and why i thought that that was what i was supposed to do and it just it i didn't fight it i tuned everything else out there was nothing else i was interested in and i never had a backup plan i was like i'm going to be homeless i'm going to do this and i ended up being homeless did god have anything to do with the conviction

I like to think so.

I think a lot of times when I watch podcasts and I hear people say that, though, it always throws me through a loop.

And I think a lot of times when I've gone through this stuff and talked about my faith and things, I just feel as if I...

have been put on this earth to do this, you know, and I feel as if I had to lose my parents to be the person I am today, you know, and the things that I've lost have shaped me into the man that I am.

And, you know, I've met everyone and I'm happy with myself after all this loss and whatnot.

And I, for me...

I've battled a lot because I've always been like, oh, if God was real, he wouldn't have done that to me.

And I think that when I look at a snapshot of my life, I look at every single mistake I've ever made and every single thing that's taken away and every single thing that has happened to me has been a lesson of some sort.

I've learned from everything.

And I understand people probably disagree with that.

I think that's fully fine.

I just think for what I've lived through and the things that I've gone through and where I am today, the only thing to me makes sense is that.

No.

I think the one thing that I regret is my mom... I look at this every time and it just kills me.

My mom died alone.

You know?