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And all of a sudden the crowd is like, woo! Woo! And I'm like, oh my gosh. Like I literally feel, I could feel the energy of the people. And I started seeing their excitement. I started, because before, you know, everybody was touching and the seats and the chairs. And once I started dancing, I saw the energy of the crowd. I saw the excitement. I saw the...

And all of a sudden the crowd is like, woo! Woo! And I'm like, oh my gosh. Like I literally feel, I could feel the energy of the people. And I started seeing their excitement. I started, because before, you know, everybody was touching and the seats and the chairs. And once I started dancing, I saw the energy of the crowd. I saw the excitement. I saw the...

what I could do, the ability that God gave me to wake people up. And so from then I knew that this was something that I just couldn't leave. And it was something that could wake up this world and I had purpose.

what I could do, the ability that God gave me to wake people up. And so from then I knew that this was something that I just couldn't leave. And it was something that could wake up this world and I had purpose.

what I could do, the ability that God gave me to wake people up. And so from then I knew that this was something that I just couldn't leave. And it was something that could wake up this world and I had purpose.

Well, I'll say, ooh, that is a really good question because I did start at a young age. So we'll say I went to Professional Performing Arts High School, which is in the city on 48th Street. To give a little context of the school, it's the same school that Alicia Keys went to. So when she was graduating, that's when I was coming in. So we were in Alvin Ailey and, you know, we were doing ballet.

Well, I'll say, ooh, that is a really good question because I did start at a young age. So we'll say I went to Professional Performing Arts High School, which is in the city on 48th Street. To give a little context of the school, it's the same school that Alicia Keys went to. So when she was graduating, that's when I was coming in. So we were in Alvin Ailey and, you know, we were doing ballet.

Well, I'll say, ooh, that is a really good question because I did start at a young age. So we'll say I went to Professional Performing Arts High School, which is in the city on 48th Street. To give a little context of the school, it's the same school that Alicia Keys went to. So when she was graduating, that's when I was coming in. So we were in Alvin Ailey and, you know, we were doing ballet.

We were performing at Lincoln Center. These were like huge places that when you're young, you don't really realize. The amazingness of it. And, you know, now I do, being that I just mentioned that my family comes from Jamaica, the islands, and, you know, there wasn't much opportunity, you know, then.

We were performing at Lincoln Center. These were like huge places that when you're young, you don't really realize. The amazingness of it. And, you know, now I do, being that I just mentioned that my family comes from Jamaica, the islands, and, you know, there wasn't much opportunity, you know, then.

We were performing at Lincoln Center. These were like huge places that when you're young, you don't really realize. The amazingness of it. And, you know, now I do, being that I just mentioned that my family comes from Jamaica, the islands, and, you know, there wasn't much opportunity, you know, then.

But in high school, starting in Alvin Ailey and seeing my potential and seeing the things that I can do, I was like, I'm going to go for this. I'm going to go get me an agent. I'm going to, you know, I'm going to go to college. Right. I went for communication studies in theater.

But in high school, starting in Alvin Ailey and seeing my potential and seeing the things that I can do, I was like, I'm going to go for this. I'm going to go get me an agent. I'm going to, you know, I'm going to go to college. Right. I went for communication studies in theater.

But in high school, starting in Alvin Ailey and seeing my potential and seeing the things that I can do, I was like, I'm going to go for this. I'm going to go get me an agent. I'm going to, you know, I'm going to go to college. Right. I went for communication studies in theater.

I also did broadcasting and media, but when they told me that I had to do like extra credits, I was like, okay, so we're going to roll with what we have. And everything is just going to, you know, come with. It was very funny now that I think about it. So starting off in, you know, hardcore training in high school led me to really take myself seriously in college.

I also did broadcasting and media, but when they told me that I had to do like extra credits, I was like, okay, so we're going to roll with what we have. And everything is just going to, you know, come with. It was very funny now that I think about it. So starting off in, you know, hardcore training in high school led me to really take myself seriously in college.

I also did broadcasting and media, but when they told me that I had to do like extra credits, I was like, okay, so we're going to roll with what we have. And everything is just going to, you know, come with. It was very funny now that I think about it. So starting off in, you know, hardcore training in high school led me to really take myself seriously in college.

So in college I was, you know, performing, doing all this amazing things, hosting, hosting the sorority and fraternity events. They're huge. Wow. OK, so when you start to host big crowds like that and you start to see your skill set, you're like, OK, I'm going to I'm going to take this serious. And by the time I was really, really into it, we'll say 2007, the stock market crashed.

So in college I was, you know, performing, doing all this amazing things, hosting, hosting the sorority and fraternity events. They're huge. Wow. OK, so when you start to host big crowds like that and you start to see your skill set, you're like, OK, I'm going to I'm going to take this serious. And by the time I was really, really into it, we'll say 2007, the stock market crashed.

So in college I was, you know, performing, doing all this amazing things, hosting, hosting the sorority and fraternity events. They're huge. Wow. OK, so when you start to host big crowds like that and you start to see your skill set, you're like, OK, I'm going to I'm going to take this serious. And by the time I was really, really into it, we'll say 2007, the stock market crashed.