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Tank and the Bangas are back and they are officially Grammy winners! Join us for an intimate conversation about their incredible journey, from the poetry clubs of New Orleans to the biggest stages in the world. It is a celebration of perseverance, artistry, and staying true to your roots.
In this deep dive, Tank and Norman share what it really feels like to hear your name called at the Grammys and how life changes when you become a household name. Tank opens up about her latest book, The Thing About Falling, explaining why she chose to write about past relationships and the importance of self-healing through poetry. We also get into the nitty-gritty of the music business, discussing how the band has evolved and the challenges of touring in a post-pandemic world.
From performing at Coachella to dreaming of Saturday Night Live and upcoming film roles, the group is moving forward with more purpose than ever. Plus, do not miss the exclusive reveal of their new album title, which marks the end of a very special era for the band. Stick around to hear about their upcoming performances and how they continue to minister through their music.
Chapters
0:00 Celebrating the Grammy Win
3:15 Staying Grounded and Thrifting in Peace
5:45 Writing About Love and Healing
8:30 Navigating Relationships and Success
11:00 From Coachella to Small Town Festivals
13:30 The Business and Evolution of the Band
16:00 Future Goals and Acting Debuts
17:45 New Album Reveal: The Last Balloon
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I'm in my poetry voice right now.
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>> I like it.
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>> Because the last time we sat with this
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extraordinary collective of musicians,
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artistry, and just real people,
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they didn't possess a Grammy.
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>> [laughter]
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>> But who predicted it?
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>> We did.
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>> Sure did.
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>> Yes, we did. We predicted
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>> We said, "And the winner is"
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>> that they would get this Grammy.
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The heart,
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the mind,
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>> and the soul.
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>> and the soul.
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>> That's right.
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>> Best poetry album.
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>> Yeah, spoken word.
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>> Spoken word. Give it up for Tank and the
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Bangas, y'all. THEY ARE BACK.
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[screaming]
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TANK, welcome back to the show.
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>> Thank you. It's so good to be here with
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you guys.
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>> y'all listen. It's it's not even it
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doesn't even We're family now. Doesn't
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it feel like it?
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Whenever we see each other cuz we see
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each other on the road, right?
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>> Yep. Special
0:54
festivals.
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>> Special festivals. We see each other on
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the screen, you know, cuz we follow each
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other.
1:00
>> Yes.
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>> We watch all the accomplishments you
1:02
have. You guys smell different now that
1:05
you Grammy Award [laughter] winners,
1:06
right?
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>> Grammy aroma. We got that Prada.
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>> Um I think um you guys winning this
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Grammy speaks to perseverance,
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consistency. It speaks to belief. You
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guys have been nominated before.
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>> Yes.
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>> Right, plenty of times. But now it's
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here.
1:24
What did that mean? Did it mean the same
1:25
now?
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>> Oh my goodness. It felt so amazing to
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finally really be called. It was amazing
1:32
to go underneath the stage. Like it's
1:35
different when you win. Like they got
1:37
champagne.
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>> [laughter]
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>> And and and everybody says,
1:41
"Congratulations. Congratulations."
1:42
Because everybody down there have won.
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It's it's amazing. I can see why people
1:46
get bit with that bug and they want to
1:48
keep winning. The moment we got off the
1:50
stage, Norman was bit with the bug
1:51
immediately. He said, "You ready to do
1:52
another one?" I said, "Let me live in
1:54
the moment, brother. Let me live in the
1:55
moment."
1:58
No, it was amazing. It feels It feels
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like something that everybody wanted for
2:02
us we finally got. But everybody had to
2:04
speak it for us before I even knew what
2:06
a Grammy was. I didn't
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>> It's It's funny that you said it's
2:09
different hearing your name called
2:11
because from the first time we were
2:13
blessed to watch you guys
2:16
there was a calling. There's a calling
2:18
on y'all. You perform like there's a
2:20
calling on your life. You perform like
2:22
there's purpose. Your words are chosen
2:25
specifically to touch our hearts and our
2:27
spirits. So to to see it acknowledged,
2:30
we were rooting. You know, we when we
2:33
were reading through and and finding out
2:35
who won, we were like, "Yes, we got the
2:37
work." We were like, "Send it send it
2:38
send it to them." We were [laughter]
2:40
so like we won. And so I hope y'all all
2:43
felt that. I hope y'all felt like we won
2:46
because the people were with you.
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>> Definitely.
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>> We're definitely a a people's choice
2:51
people champ type band. It's not um yet
2:54
to me very as worldwide as I would want
2:57
it to be, but I also want the type of
2:59
life where I could thrift in peace and
3:01
be respected among people in that I
3:03
respect and be able to collaborate with
3:05
whoever I want to collaborate with. And
3:07
when we go on tour like it's sold out
3:08
within 5 minutes. Like But you can still
3:10
thrift in peace.
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>> yeah in peace. Yeah.
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>> Did Did any You know, a lot of times
3:15
when you become identified as the
3:16
winner, you guys were winners already.
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You know what I mean? You You were
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Grammy
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You were gram You were Grammy award
3:24
artist to me already. But who Who are
3:26
some of the people you didn't know
3:28
that acted like they knew you once you
3:30
won that Grammy?
3:31
>> Who Who's
3:32
starting trouble?
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>> [laughter]
3:34
>> Who came up to you? Congratulations. I
3:36
love you. And you was like, "Wait a
3:37
minute."
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>> [laughter]
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>> Everybody.
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>> Everybody?
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>> No, you know what? It was different in
3:41
the city. Oh my god, when I came back
3:44
home, I had so many people speaking to
3:47
me. So many people saying, "Hey Tank."
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So many white people.
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>> [laughter]
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>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
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>> Saying "Hey Tank. Hey Tank. Hey Tank.
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Hey Tank." Oh my it was it was it was
3:56
kind of strange cuz it was like it when
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people know your name that you've never
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met I mean you you used to it at your
4:02
shows but not constantly in the streets.
4:04
That was different.
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>> Wow, so much happening for you too and
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and congratulations on the thing about
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falling.
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>> Oh, thank you.
4:12
>> Yes. You know Heather she wrote another
4:15
book. Give her a round of applause for
4:16
that. I put notes on that one. All
4:19
right.
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Um you said you did this is you had
4:23
vulnerable as [ __ ] as as well, right?
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>> Oh, you can say it?
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>> I can.
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>> Yeah, serious. Satellite radio.
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>> I'm a Hall of Famer. I can say it.
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>> Come on.
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>> [laughter]
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>> They fire me they got to pay out the
4:36
contract, Tank.
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>> Come on.
4:38
>> Uh but you said this is first time you
4:40
wrote poems purely for yourself, right?
4:44
And not for an ex or even an audience.
4:47
>> This one
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the thing about falling it's about three
4:51
exes.
4:52
>> Oh, really?
4:52
>> Yeah, it's about three. Well, not three
4:54
exes. Jesus Christ. Two exes and um
4:57
my current love of my life.
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>> Okay.
5:00
>> Yeah.
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>> How does that work? Like why why why is
5:04
it necessary to write about what
5:05
happened in the past?
5:06
>> Well, for one you it's really cool where
5:08
you get to look back at it and laugh
5:10
after so many years of hurt. It's also
5:12
cool to look at it and sometimes be like
5:14
wow, I haven't grown much. I'm still in
5:16
the same place that I was when I wrote
5:18
that. Um I think it's good to document
5:21
your feelings, period. And the fact that
5:23
they get to turn it into songs now or
5:25
state poems that's so special and I
5:27
think it's really dope to give other
5:29
people's feelings words cuz everybody
5:31
don't know what to say.
5:33
>> May I ask what your current love if
5:35
you're comfortable with sharing? Did you
5:38
meet your current love
5:41
as Grammy Award winning Tank
5:44
versus no?
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>> I wasn't but he was there when I got it.
5:47
>> He was there when you got it. Because I
5:49
always wonder what it's like
5:51
>> on. Was he on stage with you?
5:52
>> No, that was just me and Norman.
5:55
>> [laughter]
5:57
>> I SAID IF SHE'S COMFORTABLE. SO,
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because I always wonder, I've been with
6:02
the same person for so long that we've
6:05
gone through so many different stages of
6:07
my career as well as his career
6:09
together. But when you meet someone and
6:12
and at your success, like how was it
6:15
different now versus your past two
6:17
relationships that you wrote about?
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>> Oh man, he's just so naturally happy for
6:21
me.
6:22
>> And he's just
6:22
>> He's just so happy for me and he doesn't
6:24
mind being in the background. He he
6:27
doesn't he knows that that my shining
6:30
doesn't dim his light at all and he's
6:32
he's he's proud of me and he happy for
6:34
me and I see it. He's videos and he's
6:37
smiling and and it's not like he came
6:39
along cuz he saw me, you know, blooming.
6:42
He's been we've been staying in touch
6:43
with each other for years. And it just
6:45
happened to
6:46
bloom into something else, but um if if
6:50
in the difference is like yeah, they
6:52
Some people in the past, you know,
6:54
I hate to say it, some some your mates
6:56
like to compete with you without even
6:58
saying they're competing with you. They
6:59
think they're in competition with you
7:01
and it's it's weird.
7:02
>> not here anymore.
7:03
>> What you say?
7:04
>> And they're not here anymore.
7:06
>> Scoot, scoot, scat, scat.
7:07
>> [laughter]
7:08
>> I never heard that scoot, scoot, scat,
7:09
scat. Scoot, scoot, scat, scat.
7:14
Scoot, scoot, scat, scat. You got to go.
7:16
>> [laughter]
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>> That's why they're exes, Heather.
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>> Yes, I okay, I I I could have made it
7:20
simple and said exes, but
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>> Um one one of the things but you know
7:24
what when I think about when you listen
7:26
to you talk about this, um you you
7:29
mentioned that the it was book was about
7:30
two exes and one current. And in between
7:33
exes and in between ex and current,
7:36
there's that in between stage, right?
7:38
Where
7:39
um you're learning about yourself. Can
7:41
you talk about not rushing the healing
7:44
in between and learning about yourself?
7:48
>> I think that um
7:49
writing helps me to heal. Just writing
7:52
about it um not cuz the paper will not
7:56
judge me. That's what I really like
7:57
about a piece of paper. It won't judge
7:59
me. And um I think it's good to have
8:02
some therapy and therapy don't even
8:04
necessarily have to be going to Better
8:06
Help every time. It could be friends.
8:08
And the poetry book is just such a good
8:10
reflection to me, a reflective time. And
8:13
also taking um some some blame in your
8:16
part in which you let slide.
8:19
What you let what you let slide by. You
8:21
know, it's it's definitely not all on
8:23
that person.
8:25
And even That's why even in my book I
8:27
have um letters to my ex. And some of
8:30
it's apologies letters for
8:32
um
8:33
you coming to me as your full self and
8:35
me thinking that I could
8:36
that I wanted more that I could possibly
8:38
change you maybe.
8:40
Or maybe even falling a little more in
8:42
love with potential than who you are.
8:43
And potential as we all know is what I
8:45
want what I see you to be and not who
8:47
you actually are. So I have to apologize
8:49
too. So sometimes I hope they read the
8:51
book but most of the time I hope they
8:52
don't.
8:54
>> [laughter]
8:56
>> They going to know.
8:57
>> They going to know, right?
8:59
They going to know, man. We we talked
9:01
about some of the festivals that we
9:03
bumped into each other in whether it's
9:05
Essence or whether it's um the
9:07
>> Black Radio
9:08
>> Black Radio Experience, Blue Note Jazz
9:10
Festival.
9:11
>> Beautiful one.
9:11
>> you guys y'all did Coachella.
9:13
>> We did Coachella. We did a lot of
9:15
festivals that we Every time Norman is
9:17
the one that speaks the festivals that
9:18
he wants to take existence and it
9:20
happens. He's the one that does that.
9:21
>> Norman, your mic working? Is this mic
9:23
working, Phil?
9:24
Oh, okay. All right. Let's go give him
9:26
your mic, Heather.
9:27
Give him Norman your mic.
9:29
>> He could come next to me. No.
9:30
>> come come stand. Come stand. Come stand
9:32
next to us, man. This is cool.
9:34
You guys have put in so much work. We
9:36
know you. We love you. We know the whole
9:38
history, you know, from New Orleans from
9:40
where it all started. We talked about
9:41
this before. I love seeing you in
9:44
gigantic diverse audience audiences like
9:48
Coachella. And it's a younger audience
9:49
as well, which I feel like you guys have
9:52
a crossover appeal in that regard, too.
9:54
What is it like though playing these
9:56
audiences and you see these different
9:58
kind of faces, whether it's white or
10:00
younger or whatever it may be
10:03
jamming to y'all music.
10:05
>> Bro,
10:06
I I tell you um it's it's special.
10:09
Especially when you you remember when
10:11
where you started in a poetry club.
10:13
And then to see something on TV, to see
10:16
Coachella or Glastonbury or um
10:19
Bonnaroo and all these other little
10:20
joints like I want to go there. I want
10:22
to do that.
10:22
>> Small was here hard too though. Never
10:24
get it twisted like a country a country
10:26
festival where they treat you good and
10:27
they got some food for you. They you
10:29
know what I'm saying?
10:30
>> You sleeping backstage. [laughter]
10:31
>> And they just constantly telling you
10:32
we're so happy that you're here. Like
10:34
don't get it twisted like them small
10:35
festivals out there. You didn't
10:37
traveled. You didn't caught a bus and a
10:38
plane and a train and you end up
10:40
somewhere in the in a forest drinking
10:41
out of tin cup. And they loving on you.
10:43
Like you need that.
10:44
>> Yeah. Thank y'all. Y'all make us make it
10:46
worth it. You know what I'm saying?
10:47
>> They sleeping in tents, you know, like I
10:48
love I love I love a small town fest.
10:51
>> Y'all about that life? That tent life?
10:52
>> I'm not about that tent life.
10:53
>> I am a I look [laughter] I don't do it
10:55
in the daytime. I'mma need a hotel at
10:56
night though. I'm a glamper.
10:59
I glamp.
11:00
>> You glamp?
11:01
>> I'm a glamper.
11:02
>> A glamorous camper.
11:03
>> Yes.
11:04
>> Okay. Okay.
11:04
>> [laughter]
11:05
>> I love that.
11:06
>> They doing family day with Keith Lee.
11:08
Are you Are y'all doing Keith Lee's
11:09
family? He should have asked us. We're
11:11
not. We would have loved to.
11:13
>> Call us.
11:14
>> It said come on New Orleans zone.
11:15
>> You know what we would have did for him
11:17
though.
11:17
>> But we all very happy for um some locals
11:19
that did get it. I'm excited to see how
11:21
Sizzla. I love me some hot Sizzla. New
11:23
Orleans bounce um off the top of my head
11:25
I can't think of who else is in it, but
11:27
um it's still a very good lineup and I
11:29
I'll definitely still go. I'm about to
11:31
text them.
11:31
>> Okay. we're going to make that happen.
11:34
Um
11:34
>> May 16th.
11:37
>> The day after your album dropped, that
11:39
would be a great place to be.
11:41
Now the Oh, sorry.
11:43
Whatever, Heather. All right, and we
11:44
changed, Mike. The band done changed.
11:47
Can you talk about changes and why can't
11:50
they be healthy?
11:51
>> I think that change is good. First of
11:53
all, from the moment that we started
11:54
out, we always had different members.
11:56
Someone to come in and play guitar,
11:57
somebody to come in and play
11:58
percussions, things like that. And our
12:00
original was myself and Norman and two
12:03
other or should I say even three other
12:04
guys, three other guys that were around
12:07
for some years and even more changes
12:08
before that when we were the Black Star
12:09
Bangers.
12:11
I just see it as being part of the
12:13
journey, you know, of people adding in
12:15
something beautiful and when the season
12:17
is up, the season is up. But we're going
12:19
to always continue to go forward. And as
12:21
Tank, I'm always going to go forward and
12:23
as the Bangers, they're going to always
12:24
bang.
12:25
>> That's fair enough.
12:27
With this new found success, we know we
12:30
talk about in the music business a lot,
12:33
but you rarely hear the perspective from
12:35
a band and the leader of the band.
12:37
You'll hear a lot of rappers and
12:38
different artists talking about the
12:40
challenges that they faced. What
12:42
challenges do you you know, what what
12:44
have you you know, how have you adjusted
12:46
to the new found success when it comes
12:48
to running your business?
12:50
>> I think the changes be up and down,
12:52
right? I mean, I think the thing that I
12:54
think COVID changed a lot for us, too,
12:56
cuz you know, everybody didn't want to
12:58
be all close to each other no more
12:59
because of what was happening. So I I It
13:01
feels like we're a whole new band cuz we
13:03
have to build right back up touring
13:05
again. And every the business of the the
13:08
hotels, everything is just everything
13:10
has changed so much and we're used to a
13:12
big sound. Like even getting our other
13:14
guys out here, there's Devin over there
13:15
on the drums and Ken and I on the bass.
13:17
Like we still had to travel small. We
13:19
still have more members at home, you
13:21
know, cuz but because everything has
13:23
changed, it's so expensive. We have to
13:25
be way more conscious of it, but our
13:27
fans know us to
13:29
to bang, you know? So, it is hard to
13:31
make those those changes.
13:33
>> You you manage all of the
13:35
at the end of the day, you make the
13:36
decisions on the expenses and the
13:38
finances and
13:39
>> We We both do. We We both say, "Well,
13:41
who can come? Who can come?" Yeah, we do
13:43
things like that, but the dream is for
13:46
everybody to come everywhere we go,
13:47
honestly. That's how we used to be.
13:48
That's when we came here last time and
13:50
we were just with everybody, but you
13:51
just
13:52
in this day and time, the business has
13:54
to be considered just as much as the
13:56
art, which I hate.
13:57
>> Yeah. Well, it's it's the music
13:59
business.
14:00
>> Yeah.
14:01
>> Speaking Speaking to um
14:03
managing between success and, you know,
14:07
whatever fame or whatever, it's like the
14:09
whole time long as we remember who we
14:10
work for,
14:12
you know?
14:12
>> Let's go.
14:13
>> It's It's It's It's
14:14
>> Who's that?
14:15
>> God, for sure. Y'all way all day. But,
14:17
um it's like
14:19
we go and whatever's supposed to happen,
14:22
whether it's a bunch of money or a
14:23
little bit, we just been doing his work
14:25
and ministering, really, for real. I
14:26
mean, like people be hitting us up
14:27
talking about they going through this,
14:29
was going through that. So, it's like,
14:30
"Yo, let's work. Let's just And we just
14:32
a part of it, for real."
14:33
>> Absolutely. Y'all do a great job, too.
14:35
>> Thank you. Very intentional.
14:37
>> Very intentional.
14:38
>> Yeah. No, I was going to say, when y'all
14:40
do Have y'all done Saturday Night Live
14:42
yet?
14:43
>> Jimmy Fallon.
14:44
>> Jimmy Fallon. I think that's a shout out
14:45
to Jimmy Fallon.
14:46
>> You put that out there.
14:47
>> No, they going to do Saturday Night
14:48
Live. That would be great. Yeah, it's
14:50
come
14:51
Yeah. OH.
14:52
>> [laughter]
14:54
>> YEAH.
14:57
NO, I THINK WHEN Sway mentioned the
14:59
mixed crowds, it's so true. When we
15:01
we've been watching and we've been
15:02
seeing, and so it is great that it's
15:05
just growing and growing, but again, I
15:06
think the message is just the calling on
15:09
this band and the calling on you and the
15:12
calling on you. It's just it's for folks
15:14
when they catch it and they see it. I
15:16
remember Sway asking on that stage, "How
15:18
many of y'all knew Tank and the Bangas
15:20
before
15:21
they came out?" and people were like
15:24
how many of y'all know them now
15:27
you we watched you win that crowd says
15:32
and so continue love is coming Saturday
15:34
Night Live I can't wait to be there and
15:36
watch the whole band and everybody and
15:38
the sketches I got
15:39
>> [laughter]
15:40
>> Thank you Heather I mean I'm I'm I'm I'm
15:43
accepting what you say because what you
15:44
you're powerful as well and your words
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are powerful and
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so thank you for speaking that over our
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life we we just want to be happy and
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successful and want to everybody around
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us to be happy successful and well
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>> and Broadway
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>> Oh God that sound like so much that
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sound like so much hard work to me
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>> but you already doing the work
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>> but it sound like so much hard work
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>> you already doing the work that smile
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>> everybody speaks that for me but like
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I'm like oh that sound like so much work
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after I'm done with 75 minutes I'm done
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with the set like
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>> that's it
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>> [laughter]
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>> that's it
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>> I've seen that
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>> [laughter]
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>> in that big thing I do I say I roll out
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you know like that's in my song like I
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love to roll out afterwards but like
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what's that like two shows a night like
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six seven eight shows a week or
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something
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>> so you did your research
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>> [laughter]
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>> that you know that's a that's a lot oh
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yeah
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>> oh man
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>> I think that when it's time it's time
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though because I never wanted to act
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either for real but I'm going to be
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starring in a a film soon Norma
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>> [screaming]
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>> you know
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I'm going to yeah yeah I AM
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>> [laughter]
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>> I AM
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>> wow
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>> Norma
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>> what's it about
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>> it's about a
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a singer from back in the day who is
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struggling to try to stay current in the
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times that's changing but it's it's from
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back in the day
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>> wow
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>> so you get ready then so
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yeah yeah
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>> you
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>> already ready okay Tank and the Bangas
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are here. We're We're celebrating the
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new album. It's called The Last
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>> Balloon.
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>> Balloon. Now, we've been through the
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green balloon
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>> and the red
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>> and the red balloon, right? And now
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we're on the last balloon.
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>> Yeah, but this is our first time saying
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the cover the the title of it to
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everybody.
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>> Oh, really? It's The Last Balloon, guys.
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[laughter]
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Last balloon.
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>> or sad it's the last one?
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>> I'm happy.
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I'm happy.
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>> [laughter]
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>> He was even telling me like, "Another
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balloon, sis?" And I was like, "Bro, it
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got to be in threes. You know, it's it's
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the last one." And I wouldn't do another
17:49
color because folk are really be looking
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for the next color. They have to know
17:52
that this is this is the final of this
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particular series and it started years
17:56
ago. And it's so
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um monumental in so many ways and even
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symbolic. I mean, even who we started
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off the balloon series with, you know,
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no longer here and the way we've changed
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and it's time to really like stay still
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and grounded in this and stop all that
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flowing.
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>> Stop all of that. So, this is the last
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version of the balloon series. You guys
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are going to perform three songs for us
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today, right? Are these songs from the
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album that you're going to
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>> We heard that it's good to mix in a
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little old with the new. So, we're going
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to do a little old with the new.
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>> Okay. All right. Hey, Spee, you got
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something else you want to ask?
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>> I'm ready. When you I'm ready. Are you
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ready to sing now?
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>> [laughter]
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>> I love black folk. I just
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>> Y'all love black people.
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>> You know, come on, man.
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>> the first time I did that, I go off
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stage and the woman said, "How come you
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don't say I love all people?"
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I said, "Well, because the self-hate is
18:48
very loud, so the self-love need to be
18:50
even louder."
18:52
So, this is
18:53
>> That's what's up. Tank and the Bangas,
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enjoy.
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