Kip Moore

I think we all have so many.

I mean, I got tons of, you know, it's like I feel very comfortable in my skin and I've always felt comfortable in being who I am and I've always felt a little left of center and I don't feel comfortable in certain crowds even though I can adapt.

But I think we all have insecurities, but I think that, I don't think that I ever felt

The way I feel, as far as that word goes, until I was doing music for a living, I've always been really hard on myself.

But it's like when I finished this record, and it seems to happen every time where I'm like, you know, whether people are like, holy cow, this lyric and this and that.

And then I'm kind of off in the shadows going...

I should just hang this up.

And then I get really self-deprecating.

But then it's like I'll step on the stage and it's like, I know that I'm good at, I know that I'm good at that, but I might spiral from one thing that I see and feeling like I'm not.

It's a, I don't think that I ever battled that in life before.

the way I battle that now with this being, because you're exposing a different part of yourself, I feel like, and it's kind of, you know, I work so hard at this and then I'm always practicing and I'm always trying to get better at what I do and I'm always trying to be a great writer and you measure yourself against your heroes and this and that and people close to me think it's silly, but I mean, I think that a lot of people

You know, especially in music deal with that.

But I think as a whole with just different things that we do in life, you know, one minute you're like, I'm not bad at this.

And the next minute you're like, what am I even doing?

You know, but I think that, yeah, I think that's just honest.

Man, Bobby, I don't know if we need to do this right now.

Man, I think that...

I think that I really look, I know that I look out not only for people that I care about, but I'll go out of my way to inject myself with trying to help people I don't know at all.

That's strong.

That's one.