Kenny Chesney

I've watched from afar a lot of my friends and people that I love and respect.

That's how they start to hate what they do.

Oh, well, that's, yeah.

I mean, there's a saying, and I think it happened with me a little bit.

Like you almost become emotionally frozen in the moment that you became, that your life changed or that your music started to happen or people started paying attention to you or you become semi-famous on any level.

You almost become emotionally frozen in that moment and stuck in it as a human being.

I've tried really hard not to do that.

And my life out here and you and all of our mutual friends here really helped me as a human being to, okay, well, now you don't have to be that persona all the time.

I spent my whole life trying to be that, you know, to get into this space.

To live up to that.

To live up to that.

Yes.

And it's a made up thing.

And I also realized that one of the things that helped me, and when people ask me for advice, they do now all of a sudden.

So it's to try to separate that as much as you can.

I got to a place where I realized that every decision that I ever made as an adult, and once I got on this path, every decision that I made

was for the persona and not the person the guy on stage yes that's weird it's a weird thing to say like every life decision who i'm friends with or where i'm going to go one of my off time everything was on schedule and it had to fit in the life of that persona on stage not the person and i realized that was making me really unhappy yeah

At some point, it does.

Because the person needs some attention and love.

Well, it needs nurturing.