Kennedy Bingham

Yeah.

But like that's not my life anymore.

It's like the recovery and the mental health.

Yeah.

And so now I share like what it's like really to live.

in the body that i live in and some of the struggles like i shared my whole lyric getting off and that like really resonated with people because there's people all over the world that like struggle with medication use and want to get off i can't and so like that gave people a lot of courage and then i did a high rocks which like i don't know if you know much about it but like it's a physical competition you do it's like eight kilometer run and then eight exercises and we did a relay so there's four of us and we so we split into force and it was like the hardest thing i've ever done but like

it was so rewarding to be like, wow, I did that.

And like to push yourself because I chose that because it was something that scared me.

And like, I'm not ever going to allow something to be like, that scares me.

I'm not going to do it.

Like most people do.

There's so many people in my life that like now give me excuses.

Like it's kind of crazy.

Like I'll go to the gym and people come up to me like, wow, I saw your high rocks video.

And I'm like, oh yeah.

And they're like, that's so awesome.

But I could never do it.

And they're like a fully four-limbed human right there.

And I'm like,

You just told that to me.