People Who Grew Up As Child Stars

I Love Realism. I Don't Like Plastics. Deep Down Inside We're All The Same.

In The End, The Most Important Thing Is To Be True To Yourself And Those You Love And Work Hard. I Mean, Work Like There's No Tomorrow. Train. Strive. I Mean, Really Train And Cultivate Your Talent To The Highest Degree. Be The Best At What You Do. Get To Know More About Your Field Than Anybody Alive. Use The Tools Of Your Trade, If It's Books Or A Floor To Dance On Or A Body Of Water To Swim In. Whatever It Is, It's Yours.

I Wake Up From Dreams And Go, 'wow, Put This Down On Paper.' The Whole Thing Is Strange. You Hear The Words, Everything Is Right There In Front Of Your Face. ... I Am Always Writing A Potpourri Of Music. I Want To Give The World Escapism Through The Wonder Of Great Music And To Reach The Masses. ... And I Remember Going To The Record Studio And There Was A Park Across The Street And I'd See All The Children Playing And I Would Cry Because It Would Make Me Sad That I Would Have To Work Instead.

I'm Interested In Making A Path Instead Of Following A Trail, And That's What I Want To Do In Life - In Everything I Do.

When People Leave My Show, I Want Them To Say, 'i've Never Seen Anything Like That In My Life ... It's Amazing. He's The Greatest Entertainer In The World.'