Bert Kreischer

Yeah, I mean, he's, I mean, the real, the thing is, I mean, I'm teasing about Bruce Springsteen, but the thing about that is, is like when your music permeates people's lives, that, you know,

When I did open for him, we did a few shows in Europe.

My daughter maybe was four or five or whatever, and we were in Holland.

Holland's the first place the Black Crows were big.

Our record took off in Holland.

How convenient.

Yeah, it was great.

By the way, it was a lot different than it was amazing.

But this is years later, and we go on stage, and I'm like, all right, you know.

There's 60,000 people, all of them with their hands folded like this.

And you finish the song and it's horrible.

We do Hard to Handle.

It's a big song.

Nothing.

It's a big song.

And afterwards, my daughter was like, Dad, do people usually not clap?

I was like, this is great.

Yeah, it just never, it just didn't touch me.

You know what I mean?

In the same way, like someone like Neil Young, on the other hand, I feel, you know, I've met Neil, you know what I mean?