Kip Moore

I finally, I built a home that I always wanted to build.

Once again, it goes back to my dad.

No, I did not do that.

I agree.

I'm glad you asked because I thought he had built like some Aztec hut in a field somewhere.

I give props to Michael Kahn for that.

No, I just, I always wanted to live on the marsh and maybe it goes back to my dad.

I can remember he'd take us,

Flats fishing, and we would drive through the channels, and we'd see the houses, just the little fish shacks on stilts in Keaton Beach.

When you're going out, just the super little one-story houses, and you're like, man.

One day, one day, that's how I want to live.

And the dude died before I could make it happen.

And it makes me so mad sometimes because I would tell myself in my head, I'm going to figure out a way to make that happen.

Even as a kid, I was like, I'm going to figure out a way to make that happen because he worked so hard.

The guy put in 70 hours a week my whole life as a kid.

It was crazy watching how hard he worked.

So then I built a house on the marsh on the East Coast.

But as far as the rest of my life, man, I live really, really, really simple.

And that'll pay off for me when I walk away from this thing.

Kip Moore, everybody.