Jamie Laing

kids especially around that time you know wouldn't be wouldn't be hustling wouldn't have a wouldn't have a dream they were so focused on that they would want to go out and achieve it the whole time you know it's i wanted to be a stuntman at one point but i'm not going to go into all the different places where stuntmen work and ask i'm just not going to do that because i wasn't that some kids do

When was the first time that you realized music was part of your soul?

Were your parents always like that?

Or have they always been like that?

Were they encouraged you to try and do and experience and experiment and go for it?

And- In what way can I, in what way, because you're seven years old and seven, we're, my parents got divorced at eight.

And I remember things, it's a weird thing.

Life sort of continues, you're quite naive, but you feel, you feel life changing in front of you.

And it's quite a scary time because you're so conscious of that now.

So what was that for you?

How did you know things were falling apart?

Yeah.

This is wild.

And I know it's your existence, right?

So in your head, it's like, okay, this is what's happened to me.

But someone sitting here and, you know, we've met and I've been a fan of yours for a long time.

I told you that already.

And researching your history and understanding your life, I was completely...

just amazed at all of the stuff that went on.

And I know almost in your head you brush over it, but your dad becoming hostage and then coming back and not calling him dad, that is a lot for a seven-year-old boy to handle.