Krissy Hoadley

It does.

The only thing that concerns me about Stephen Wilson Jr.,

is that we are seeing him at the very tippy-tippy top of his game, and I wonder how long he can keep it up with that voice screaming like that.

I hope he can do it, but we've seen other screamers in the past not keep up with that kind of vocal ideation.

You know, we'll see.

I hope.

I love Stephen Wilson Jr.

I've loved him since the moment I caught him and I turned Chrissy onto it.

I was like, you gotta listen to this guy.

I started sending it to everybody.

I was kind of like a little obsessed, actually.

I was like, you gotta listen to this guy.

You gotta listen to this guy.

I sent it to my brother and everyone that I've sent it to is like, oh my God, that's crazy.

And I'm like, yeah, I know, right?

Where'd this guy come from?

He's our age.

He was a...

chemical engineer for like a cereal company or something like a food company he was a golden glove boxer he grew up poor his dad raised him his mom was like in a series of abusive relationships real sad story but he managed to like pull himself up and out and he became a very well-paid like chemical engineer food engineer whatever for a food company and then he was writing songs on the side for people in nashville until somebody one of the engineers in the studio said

you gotta be the voice of these songs yeah and he's like nah man look at me i'm 43 years old you think i'm gonna be a fucking rock star and he's like yes i do you need to do these songs why are you giving them to other people and he took a chance and wrote an album it did okay mildly in nashville and then the second one son of a dad i think that's when people really started taking notice do yourself a favor get into steven wilson jr those are like two of like 12 he's got like you know