WE GOT @MRPOTTS_EGE IN THE DIVA DEN 😎

I mean, just...

Honestly, just recently, just so 26.

So I used to do a lot of music, you know, back in high school.

And then when college happened, you know, when I went to school, even though I was performing live and stuff like that, you know, making a name for myself a little bit.

You know, I was focusing more on behind the scenes and producing and editing and stuff like that.

Um, I will, I will say though, that, that COVID did a lot in terms of like Bolton, everybody dealt with COVID, you know what I'm saying? Like, you know, if you still breathing alive today, you know, so I'm not, I'm not saying this is like a unique experience in terms of COVID.

Right.

But I know with me personally, um, COVID kind of halted my music aspirations out.

Like I'll never forget.

Um, literally, so, so COVID happened during my sophomore year of college.

Um, I happened to be home for spring break already.

And right before I left, I was scheduled to perform at Cornell, which is another college in Ithaca.

That's Ivy League school.

I was scheduled to perform there live because some people that went to Cornell, they heard me singing at a talent show.

And it was like, yo, we need to definitely bring this guy.

And I actually sang a duet.

So it was with a friend of mine at the time.

So we sang a duet together and they were like, you know, we definitely need to get them to perform here.

And, you know, they want to pay us and all that.

But then but then COVID happened.

So so, you know, I look at moments like that where I where I'm like.

Oh, you know, I definitely could have.

I was definitely on a trajectory to do music, but it kind of stopped a little bit right then and there for a number of different reasons.

But I'll say this, too.

Like, I'm glad that it happened because I was definitely a different person back then.