Omarion

Man, it's...

It's a couple of different things, man.

It's... It's a feeling that sometimes is... It's hard to describe because you know you put something out in the world and you created a connection and you build a relationship with people.

And, um...

That's really what culture is.

You know what I'm saying?

It's like basically coming together and sharing your experience with others.

And they go along that journey with you, you know, and you go along that journey with them, too, through, you know, the product.

You know what I'm saying?

That album becomes, you know, that thing, that memory that they held.

Like, I remember one of the girls that came to the...

meet and greet, you know, as soon as she started walking up, I seen what was water in her eyes, and she was, as she was walking, and she was, like, trying to hold it down, and I'm just, like, looking at her, and then she just started crying, and then she didn't say anything, but she then, after, you know, because I could tell there was something, you know, deeper than her just, like, coming to see her favorite group, you know what I'm saying, and then she ended up, like,

hitting me in the DM and she was like, thank you so much for like seeing me.

She was like my, um, last concert, um, that I got to go with my mom, you know?

So every time I come to a B2K, I think about my mom, you know what I'm saying?

And this was a grown woman, you know what I'm saying?

So we haven't toured in, you know what I'm saying?

Yeah.

20 plus years.

Right.