Just got offered a deal without looking for one. I'm forty. You're never too old!

Age is literally just a number. I recommend forgetting your earth age. Live life like you want to live forever.👍

Sure, we worship youth & beauty. But art doesn’t end in your 20’s... or 30’s or 40’s. Reality check= I’m 62, support myself full time performing, just got my first 2 endorsement deals THIS year, currently booking regional tours for NEXT year... BTW, played my first live gig 2 yrs ago. If you are waiting for someone to open doors You are prolly asking the wrong questions anyway. Best advice I got this year (from an A-list musician) = you create your own opportunity. Stop worrying ‘bout what doors are closed and go create some open ones. - peace, Greg Greyson

When Quincy made Thriller he was 50. He is still doing music. Forget about age.

I really needed to hear this. I self taught myself to sing for 10 years but then I stopped because I thought I was too old. But I’m 33 now and my passion for singing is still there.

Just turned 59! Played more gigs this year than I ever have. Play guitar, keys & sing lead and harmony. Raised the bar this year by working with a vocal coach, writing and recording, and adding 4-way vocal harmonies with our band. I'm having too much fun and making solid $ with music to worry about age. Living the dream! ; )

This made me tear up, in a good way. I needed this reassurance! I am 28 and sometimes feel that I am too old. I forget that I need to be my biggest supporter too. Thank you!

I am 40 , first time I stepped into a booth was 10 years ago, my life changed that day. Doing Rap is my passion, my purpose, my happiness. Still didn't make it but I feel successful because I have the opportunity of doing what I love , spreading a message from a unique point of view to the world. Thanks for the video man , Bless

salute to all my fellow musicians out there.. Never stop doing what you love

I've just come back to this, and I'm having a little giggle at the folks in their late 20s who said they were afraid they were too old. You're only in your early 30s now, and you're STILL not "too old"!

Beethoven wrote his most incredible music in his late 40s and 50s - music that changed the course of Western music singlehandedly and created legendary pieces we still listen to 200 years later. His entire city turned out for his funeral ceremony. The next generation of composers saw him as a living god. For me, he was the greatest artist that humanity has ever produced. Imagine if he had stopped writing when he hit his 30s. He was just getting started.

i'm 22 going on 23...seeing all these teenagers make it in rap has made me think it's too late to make music again....i put out 3 remixes on my soundcloud the other day...it's never too late

hey bud!...i just turned 55...i play and write and sing my own delta style blues!.....blues has no age restriction!

I had never even touched a computer until I was 67 (I am now 70)-Songwriting has given me a new lease of life with over fifty compositions and I now have an Album in production! - I'm not in it for the money.

Not gonna lie. I felt like shit today about my carrier. This video restored my hope again! Thanks, Adam! I Love these videos!

I'm 25 and just starting my career and I'm so glad I got to listen to you.

Thank you Adam! As a professional musician now aged 62, you've reinforced my belief that you're never too old to make people smile!

I'm 27 now and I'm afriad I will miss living my dream. I've always dreamt of being a musician... until a voice disorder hit me like 10 years ago. I've been working hard to rehabilitate and after 7 years I've finally sung at singing competitions, winning some etc. But I still go through rough health conditions somtimes, although much better than before. The time flown by makes me anxious as I age. I want to perform not only make :( I won't give up no matte what, but I just feel quite depressed sometimes, especially when it hurts. But thank you for your message... this has been comforting to hear. I subcribed. thank you!

you're a natural for talking almost 20 minutes straight, with no edits.. great video.. subscribed

This hit me. I really love music since 2 years old. Back in college i used to write songs and put my own melody without any instruments. Then i stopped due to circumstances in life. Now at 31, unemployed and lost in career opportunity, this made me go back to my 1st love which is music.😊

I almost didn't watch this video because of what you said at the beginning about being thick skinned because I just turned 40 this year and I am as much in love with music now as I was 20 years ago. I am a songwriter and I just decided to get even more serious with my career and I've written some of my most creative material this year at 39 and 40 than I've written in my life. It makes me feel good when I have singers who are 19 and 20 years old come into my lab and totally vibe to my songs. It's amazing.

Disabled vet in my 30s. I've always been involved in music since I can remember. I've always just looked at it as a hobby and as an outlet. Gotten to the point where I can't work construction anymore because of injuries accrued in the military. A couple of months ago I sat down with my wife and she brought up that I might start taking my music more serious and pursue it as a career. I've never been happier. Just the thought of doing something I love with the possibility of making it a career is just awesome. Love your videos. Thank you.

I got teared up at the end! We are NEVER too old to bless the world with our God given talent it may save someone's life who listens to your song or songs! I'm 48 and feel silly sometimes making RnB songs, but if people like real music than they should appreciate Good Music regardless of age and who made it!

Hey man, thanks for this video! I’m 25, 26 this year and always had the fear that I’m too old to get anywhere other than pub singer, I didn’t pick up a guitar until I was 22, and last year I went full time music. Which is great but I always have it on my mind people only get signed when they’re younger such as 18-22 and it feels like I missed that shot. But my songwriting has improved massively and as you said I give myself goosebumps with some of the new stuff being recorded! What I’m trying to say is your video helps a lot! I’ll keep pushing on man, thank you ✌️

This video is gold. Got tired of the ageist mentality in hiphop and put out my best album at 41 years of age inspired by this very theme. Grown man rap for the 30+ crowd. It's called #WeAreOnlyGettingOlder. Don't ever stop creating. You are NEVER too old to make good music. Keep rising. 💪

Hi im 47 years old and they told i was too old for a music career as an artist rapper performance in Brooklyn i keep doing my music my album drop last month and even the lilttle i made im happy cuz i love doing music this video was a wake up call for me im still gonna make music.

I’m 35 and been a hip hop artist since 17 in Milwaukee. I have a decent following on reverbnation and been offered deals that weren’t so good in the past. I do it for the love for music. I’m not necessarily looking for deals anymore and I rather stay underground honestly. Never to old to do what you love. Good info! Subbed and liked!

I'm 49. I'm gonna make a huge jump and follow my love of music and start making it happen. I don't mind being the unknown contributor. I've got thick skin and relatively no ego so I think I can find myself a nice little spot getting involved with the process. I've been in television, both cable and broadcast and think having the aptitude to manage the technology in that industry is a plus.

I'm starting to get it together at 29. I've been doing music stuff on and off for 18 years, but I'm just now starting to write songs that I feel good about. This is definitely what I needed to hear right now. I'll give it my all, cheers.

Good stuff and encouraging, I'm 57 and just learning to play but Im having a ball, what ever happens professionally will happen or not, my success isn't measured in dollars its measured in happiness.

I needed this especially as someone who’s been making an releasing music for over 10 years. Fortunately I’m only 24 but I still tend to feel too old. This made me feel so much better. Thanks 😎

As long there’s a crowd, and you’re having fun it isn’t too late. Started a band recently at 30. Man it has been a blast! I can’t wait to start playing shows. I know wealth is most likely not happening from this. Especially with us being a deathcore band. I just want to be able to share my talents with others, and record an album.

Ahhhhhh ADAAAAMMM! THIS IS SO BEAUTIFUL! I SERIOUSLY GOT ALL TEARY AT THE END! THIS MEANS SO0O0O0O MUCH TO ME. I will listen to this video every day until I make it. You are such an inspiration and motivation! I am so blessed to have stumbled upon your videos. Thank you so much! 🙏🙏🙏🙏😍😍😍💜💜💜💜 Hell yes! I will def. Show them what I got! Thank you for your advice and support and love that u give your audience! You're the best! 💜💜💜💜

I think we're all agreed that there's no age limit to making music. But I also don't think being in your 30s 40s 50s and above is any barrier towards getting that big recording/concert deal. Your mind is the only real barrier.

When Adam Speak Its Always Real Info. 100

True. I restarted again after 40. So never give up and we can ALWAYS start as long as we live!

I started making music at 21, thinking i was late. That s why I spent many hours a week to fill the gap..

I don't usually comment, but I always feel a bit more motivated after your videos! I started making music exactly 1 year ago, and your channel was one of the first I found!! Im 31 right now ;)

"A lot of times, your dream needs to be translated into words that people that don't dream can understand" 🙌🙌🙌

Man i am 44 still have my dream of going into music from TRINIDAD&TOBAGO man yes this is what i needed you bring tears to my eyes love that motivation

Love this! Im turning 37 this year, and everybody has been telling that I have a great voice and with some technical training, it could be better, so I took their advice. I got myself music coach. It’s funny how your immediate circle doesn’t believe in you, but people who doesn’t really know you, encourages you.

Love this, cause I still write I’m 46 yrs old, love it to pieces looking for some ppl to submit tunes to!! Great video man!!

"My people.." Yeah man! Thank you for this. I've asked myself this often over the last decade. Great topic.

Just found your channel and I just want to thank you for keeping it real dude. This is inspiring to me as a 21 year old amateur producer.

I’m 33 and one thing I got going for me is that I look really young. Nobody ever guesses my age. My thing is I been rapping since I was 11 was real serious about it from age 20-23 and was really good like making good songs good but I got addicted to pills for years. I’m clean now and have been for 5 years and just started getting back into music a year ago but now I’m married with a full time job where I physically work my ass off and like I wanna get really dedicated to the music where I’m writing all the time but so exhausted from work specially in summer cuz don’t have AC in the warehouse. And I get really bummed when I can’t think of any rhymes some days. Like 10 years ago I was coming up with stuff left and right. But now even tho the stuff I write I think is pretty good it’s not as frequent and some of the stuff I do think of is kind of basic.

My body is 53, my spirit will always be 21.. I'd play until my fingers allow me to do it.. Career? let's have some fun in this life and sharing all music we can.. If a big production calls me, fine..! Great video.. Thx to all musicians around the globe.. Take care! Peace. Soulful, keep on the great work Adam.

Great video. I started singing at the age of 7, started singing professionally at 19. But left the music industry when I was 22 because I would always find myself in the hands of exploitative individuals. People would shed tears whenever I sang. I'm now 32 and honestly a little upset for quiting on myself because of other people. But I was too young and was dealing with a lot of trauma from years bullying and emotional abuse. I recently started making music again, and honestly, it feels like I've missed the boat. Basically had to relearn how to sing professionally coz I haven't done it in so long. This video just restored my sense of hope.

As a 32 yo musician, your motivating words of experience and wisdom will definitely help to contribute to my musical path and journey. Also helps to manage having less anxiety and self doubt about my age and any doubt that may remain. Thank you Adam!! 😁🤘🏼

I know you posted this one a little while ago but I needed to hear this. You are touching on one of my worst fears right now and there’s no one to talk to about it. There’s some real hope in what you’re saying.

At 29 yrs old, i didn't know more than 3 chords. I've learned all I can, studied song writing. I knew I'd get older, so I write for universal subjects and experience that all people have, at all ages. I don't want people to associate my music with an age group. I want to create laughter, tears and goosebumps. This was a good video. I'm going to show them what the point is.

I was intrigued by the question" am I too old" I have thick skin, so i went on. I found your opinion and knowledge very useful. I'm a 48-year-old starting producer who has been making music since I was 14. Thanks for the solid video, I'm subscribed.

Dj's 1.David Guetta debut album 35 2.Tiesto Debut Album 32 3.Stephan Bodzin started DJ and producer career 36 4.Rammstein were in mid 20s and others in early 30s when debut album waz released 5.Mark Knopfler of tock band Dire Straits 29 6.Brian Johnson joined AC/DC at 33 7.Serj Tankian of System Of A Down achieved success 8.XDB a DJ who started gaining success between 33 and 35 releasing first tracks and launched his label 9.Deborah De Luca, started DJ at 31, before worked plenty of other jobs 10.Eats Everything was Djing and changing jobs and gave another try at music by releasing a good release at 31 11.Singer and producer Sia achieved big success at 41 12.Rocker Chris Stapleton success at 37 13.Rapper Chainz debut album at 36 14.Oliver Huntemann as a DJ became more known in his mid 30s 15.Glenn Tipton of heavy metal band Judas Priest joined the band at 27 16.Freddie Mercury of Queen 27 17.Ray Ocasek of The Cars 36 18.Tom Scholz of Boston 29 19.James Murphy of LCD Soundsystem 32 20.Debbie Harry of Blondie 31 21.Bill Withers 33 22.Peaches 32 23.John Grant 42 24.Andy Summers of The Police 35 (before played in unsuccessful projects) 25.Garbage debut album Shirley Manson 29, Duke Erikson 42, Butch Vig 40, Steve Marker 36 26.Ian Dury 35 27.Sheryl Crow 32 28.Rachel Platten 34 29.Matt Nathanson achieved success at 35 30.John Ondarsik 35 31.Michael Fitzpatrick 40 32.Pharell Williams success as a producer at 28 and biggest he recorded "Happy" at 40 33.Jay Z biggest hit at 28 34.Safar became known as a DJ at 38 35.Rapper Rick Ross 30 36.Kim Gordon of Sonic Youth 30 37.Idris Elba first movie at 27 and as a DJ became more known at 38 and recorded biggest hit at 46 38.Jake E Lee 27 when joined Ozzy 39.Noel Gallagher 27 when first album came Even actors like Schwarzenegger first major role in Conan at 35. Bruce Willis first major role at 32. Steven Seagal first movie 36 Music is not olympics or classical music where everything is a factor. Do what you love and what you enjoy. Screw others. Music business is very ungrateful and unfair and most of what is on demand is usually is what on MTV. Do you like what is on MTV? It means that most of pop stars don't even write music. These boys bands or pop stars are products based on looks and maybe having ok voice, but yet, there are plenty of ways how to make terrible singer to sound on a record like he is amazing singer. It is investment to make stars out of them and benefit recording companies. These projects like Justin Bieber in music or Conor McGregor in sports are business projects to make more money even by being so so. Just to compare, Conor McGregor has so much money that others who have better fighting records, more victories and title defenses can only dream what Conor has financially. Justin Bieber doesn't write his songs while there are plenty of those who play multiple instruments, write songs and are good singers can't achieve something in music. Is it fair? No. But this is entertainment business, especially big waters of music business. The other example is when Lil Xan got famous so fast and instantly became unknown because of his drug addiction and mental problems. Even banks blocked his banking accounts so he can't buy drugs. Is it a success? Avril Lavigne had success after debut album, but after second and third album there was no success. All songs were written by producers team. Even this opportunities when producers do it for you doesn't guarantee you a good musical career. Some of musicians have side jobs. Just read this article - "17 indie artists on their oddest odd jobs that pay the bills when music doesn't". Do music, do it smart by making a good marketing plan and don't do it as a main job. Selling music on musical platforms like beatport doesn't guarantee good money because depends on the genre and how good track is and still does not mean good track equals big success. Do it step by step. There are plenty of musicians and Dj's who do evaluation of income and if you think the money you make producing music and playing gigs are good, then you made it! Just don't compete. Music is about your experience and what you think and do and want to show. Competitiveness exists between elitists for newbies harder to join music market. There are plenty of known Dj's, but as a producers they don't produce and were exposed for this. Especially Instagram models and those who are from wealthy families. Better have dignity and make your music than pay others (ghost producers) and sell what is not yours and claim that you are a producer

The title really got my attention. I'm glad it did. Yes.Go for it at 10.. 20..30..40..50..60..70..80.90.100. Gracias Adamivy.

Just found your videos as I’m getting serious as hell in music. It’s always been my dream to make music for a living. Not looking to be rich but live comfortably doing what I love full time, Using my music to really pull out emotions. I’m 29 years old and in the beginning process of composing symphonic metal. Every now and then I feel like I missed the boat. All my guitar heroes were 18-19 some even were 17 when they started to make it. And here I am 1 guy trying to write music, play all the instruments myself, mix and master it, then distributing it. Thank you for this video! That’s just what I needed to hear! I’ve got some catching up to do on your vids once I got a product but I’m subscribed!

I started at 24 and now I’m 29 going on 30 this year. I’m doing rap, btw.

Luv what you've said here, luv your attitude. Thanks this helps me not sell all my gear and helps me carry on with it, cos I luv music and I'm lost without it.

Thank youuuuu. I’m 27, and it has always been my dream to be a song composer. I was hesitant to start making music. Thanks for this, I’m motivated. :)

I find people in their later years often make the best music, very honest and introspective, filled with wisdom and lessons based on their overall experience in life. It’s never too late, in fact there is no better time than now!

Awesome video! I am a singer and I turn 40 this year, the age thing definitely comes up. So great to watch this video and read the comments. I am so glad to know I am not alone! Thank you AdamIvy!! 😁😁

I hate when people say "well aren't you getting a little old?" No, is Dave Grohl too old? Cause as far as I can tell he puts out smash hits every time. There is no boat to miss. People who get married and have kids are too old cause they dont wanna leave home. Anyone can make a career, there's a smaller chance of being a pop star, sure, but the only thing in your way is you if you think age is a factor.

This video is exactly what I needed to hear. Two years ago I started taking vocal lessons and for the last two years I've been so hard on myself because I felt like I was too late to the game but im only 22 and will be 23 next month and I've grown so much already in the two years I've been working on my dream and that's what is important. Im going to make it and thank you for making this video

The way you talked and your confidence is so attractive! You are awesome!

I often let myself sink into the "too old" thought trap. Great video. Nice to be reminded that there are other avenues rather than just trying to 'make it' as a solo artist. Thanks, man.

Thanks for being upfront my man!!! You a legend!

I started writing lyrics at 27, was touring and selling albums in my thirties. If hiphop audiences don’t care, nobody does. All that matters is if your content resonates with people or not. I’m older now, going to do a altrnb/pop kinda thing now. :)

Gosh! You are super! I've been telling myself this. But I needed someone else to confirm it. Thank you!

I'll be 30 in about 5th months lol. Music has always been a hobby of mine but i want to go further, deeper and be more consistent. I feel like I'm an oldie but I too believe its never too late!

I just stumbled upon your channel recently and it's been the most helpful advice I've received about the Music Industry. I'm 28 and just discovered my talent for writing music but I've decided to dive in and give it my all. Thanks for the solid advice and for keeping it real!

I didn’t really start rapping in front of people until I was almost 25. I’ve been blessed recently to work with a producer who’s produced for some people you would recognize. The point is you’re never too old, don’t get discouraged and don’t make excuses. You can do it if you want it bad enough! I haven’t even made it yet, but every day 6 feet above ground is another opportunity to tell my story.

Just stumbled across your channel. I can't stress how much I needed this video. I'm 40 now. That blows my mind. I literally never thought I would survive this long, but here I am. I've been playing live for (to me) a mind-blowing 20 years. I'm sitting here with my industry (live music) in an absolute shambles at 40 (hopefully, for future viewers wondering why the live music industry is in a shambles... COVID-19) trying to figure out how to rebuild my entire career in a hurry with very little internet marketing savvy, but you just gave me the inspiration I need, Adam. Thank you, man. Sincerely, with every fibre of my being, thank you. You've gained a fan.

Love this video I’m 30 but haven’t really tried being serious until recently I get discouraged and I know there is so much I need to learn thanks for all the great advice

I’m 21 and I know dudes from my small town that are 18 and already got a deal. I felt so old and late to the game when I heard about it but now after seeing this, I’m more relaxed and I’ll just focus on my craft.. thanks bro. Subbed👌

I started making beats at the age of 13 and used Fl Studio in 1999. I didn't know how to use. Yes! It was a DEMO version. No matter what age I am... I'm a still be making great music! Adam this is a great video and someone needed to talk about this topic. Thank you!

I will never stop. I love the music more than money. I know somebody that might sound stupid but it’s been a passion of mine since I’ve been a kid and now I have kids and I have a sons and I have one that loves music and I’ll never tell him he can’t do something, but I just wanna show him why I am alive why I’m so here that dreams do come true, doesn’t matter what anybody says it matters what you feel like you could do and I know that God put a dream in my heart and I know I got to pursue it. It just people out there take advantage of it and just to show what I’m doing.

Thank you Adam !! That was really useful, I'am 30 and still work on my first EP, sometimes it's stressful if I think too much of it XD

I f***ing love Adam Ivy. This is 4 years old and yet he can this 41 year old bloke excited and angry at the same time!

I'm turning 24 this week and when i first turned 20 i was motivated and getting decent at singing but i got lost along the way due to drugs and getting mixed in the wrong crowd and i feel like i lost precious time i will never get back.. i hate the fact that i picked up a lot of weight and lost my singing ability and not as good as i wouldve been if i had just kept it up every artist i looked up to made it big in the music industry in their early 20s and i feel like its too late for me to even try :( My anxiety and depression are getting the best of me.

You gave a warning to have a thick skin to watch this video, yet its one of the most inspirational things Ive ever watched. Thanks for this, great watch and I feel much better now!

I am 67 years old and still doing cover songs!

I don't comment very often, I may have only commented 4 times ever. But this guy is really well spoken and giving great honest non bias anwsers

Thank you sir i've been contemplating this a lot lately you just gave me faith to keep on Keepin on. SUBSCRIBED

The closing hits so harddd💯Love the energy🌟

You makes me cry sir. Even if I'm only 17.. Thanks for the motivation I mean it well... And I know I can do it.😊

Hold on to ya drawers! I a 68 yr old singer/songwriter, and I’ve just teamed up with some young world class touring musicians for a recording project! Everyone involved with the project is in their mid twenties. They’ve all teamed up because they like my tunes. I’m ultimately looking to place my finished product with some other artists. I have a very successful producer in mind to shop my product. I’m finding the whole process very exciting and creatively rewarding! Who knows I might even make a couple of bucks in the process! So I concur there are many way to have a musical career and if you ain’t dead, you ain’t too old😎

You're dope dude. Watched about 7 vids from you, so I'm subbing. 🔔

Wassup Adam, recently got directed to your channel. I am a 32 yr old navy veteran/singer/songwriter/musician who has been doing everything besides what my dream/passion is, which is music! I have put several covers on here recently and literally just got back to doing music a few months ago after being out of it for about 8 years. I have a family and that is the sole reason for me putting countless dead end jobs first above all else to take care of them. We have hit a really hard spot, and I have started putting my music/covers (i have originals, but only have one posted as of right now) on several social media platforms including here on KZfaq. Things are moving, slowly, but I am this much further than I was 3 months ago and I just wanted to say thank you for what you do. I greatly appreciate your videos and all your advice and help. It is very helpful, as I am trying to catch up to your videos. Thank you thank you thank you for what you do!

I still have some of your old beats on a hard drive somewhere. SoundClick was the spot!

If you are entertaining and you make good music people will like you as an artist period. Age doesn't matter. Record labels and Billboard doesn't run the music industry anymore the internet does.

Really inspiring Adam! It's never too late to start making music. I took 2 years off school after deciding I didn't want to pursue a business degree anymore. I did a lot of growing up during this time and discovered my love for music and everything about it. Finally went back to school at 25 to pursue a degree in music and haven't looked back since! 6 months ago I started making my own original music and I've never been happier or so driven in my entire life! That's how I knew this was the right move for me. The way I look at it is if I can make music on the side while going to school full time and working 30+ hours/week as a cook, there isn't a time in my life where I can't make music! For now I'm gonna finish up my bachelors degree, find a career in music to make some money and continue making the music I truly love and enjoy as a hobby. 🙏

I just turned 51 last week and my wife got me my first midi keyboard. I wanted to start learning how to make music for myself and challenge myself, and if I make something good and someone buys it...GREAT. Your only as old as you feel.

You're a very good motivational speaker. Keep up the great work.

Adam, thank you so much for sharing this inspiring and encouraging video. This was exactly what I needed to hear today. I’m 53 and have been playing, writing music my entire life but took a sharp turn last year with establishing myself as a solo artist while juggling a long career in IT. I’ve rediscovered the joy of songwriting and sharing my experiences through art, and was also relieved to hear you mention that it does take time to build a true fanbase, and knowing your audience is crucial. It’s never too late, follow your passion not the $, and everything will be a’ight 🤙

Adam, thank you for this video man. 🙏🏾

Thank You for this I’m 28 and Music has always been a passion of mines and until Seeing this video I just now realized it’s never too late

I've used Cool Edit since when it was a 2 track wave editor, the most powerful audio editor ever made. It is still the engine behind Adobe Audition since they bought it, and I still use it for mastering.

Hey Adam, We are a band from Brighton (UK) and we really appreciate your content! Thanks for all the advice and help that has helped us grow as a band and a brand! DW

Thank you, great inspirational video 🙏

Thank you for this post! The music I'm creating today is not even comparable to what I was doing 20 years ago. I believe in myself and have stopped getting in my way. Never too old to create and find a way to connect with people through art!

What age has to do with a great Product. Lol

At 48 years of Age and after a great career as hip hop and RnB deejay both in clubs and on radio in the UK. I have embarked on a career as music producer in mot just hip hop and RnB but in house music and also have started a Mixcloud page and KZfaq channel and people including my old family have told me about my age and almost willing me to forget my ambitions and goals in this phase of my career telling me only a few people make it . I am determined to be living proof that a Guy from birmingham, UK can make it onto the global stage of music and be successful. Your words are inspired, keep up your good work !!