Parker McCollum

I don't know.

I have no idea.

I don't remember what it was like before this really.

Harmonica.

When I was really little, but like, I mean, people always like, I think my Wikipedia page, someone sent it to me one time.

It says I'm a multi-instrumentalist, which is not exactly accurate.

Because I play harmonica a little bit, and I played the violin in the orchestra in fifth and sixth grade, and I was second to last.

Yes, well, there was only two, right?

And I was second to last chair.

But I really liked it.

I just didn't keep doing it because it wasn't cool in seventh grade, and I wanted to play football and stuff.

And so I just, you know, and then I think...

you know, my, my, when my parents divorced, my dad lived on the other side of the country for, for a while.

And so like when I was junior high and stuff, I was just in high school, I just kind of floated and did kind of whatever I wanted and didn't really want to, you know, kind of got lazy, didn't want to play ball, you know, just was kind of smoking weed and, you know, like hanging out and didn't really have, I wasn't going to go to college.

I was just, it was like playing guitar and singing songs.

No, I've never been depressed in my entire life ever to any degree whatsoever.

Um, but I, I think, you know, I think it just affects you more than you realize until you're older.

You know, like, like nowadays I'll be like, I think through like, that may be like part of the reason why I am the way I am in this aspect.

But no, I mean, look, my childhood was incredible.

Like both sides of my family are as good as God makes them.