So, baby, it's MAX here, three big letters, small guy.
Delighted to be back with the Microsoft Surface rad people to
continue sharing My No Limits story and
answer your wonderful questions right now.
So let's get to it, baby.
First question comes from Britney McConnell.
She asks, what made you wanna write and sing?
It's a great question, Brittney.
It's sort of something that I've always just had to do.
I caught the bug at a very early age,
and it's always been very therapeutic for me.
My first song I wrote was through my first young
break up that I had, and I wrote it at my piano, and
it was called What If.
And there was another song called the Coconut Song.
And it just was this sort of feeling that I had to bottle up
that moment in time in a song, so that I could sort of look
at it in a safe space and feel okay about it.
And that's sort of how I've always felt about songs and
about writing songs and about singing.
It's not only just something that I love doing, but
also it's a part of self-expression.
And also, of course, it's a therapy to make sure
that everything feels safe when everything
around me might feel really dangerous, and weird, and scary.
So that's sorta what writing has always been to me, and singing.
Toby asks, what was the worst moment of your life,
how did you get through it,
and how did you get through tough times in general?
The worst moment of my life was when I
found out my grandma passed away.
Which I feel like is something that a lot of people go through,
a parent, or a brother, or a sister, or
someone you're close with passing away.
And I think it was mostly the worst time of my life
because I hadn't experienced loss before then.
And my grandma lived with us for ten years and
she would tell me stories.
And it was also something I was young and really dumb and
I constantly, she would do certain things and
I wouldn't be kind about it.
I would get annoyed with things that she would do and
whatever else.
And I started towards, closer to before she passed away,
I started realizing I was being just being stupid about it, and
I needed to appreciate her more.
And I'm really lucky that I did before she passed away,
because she meant everything to me.
She was so special to me and I loved her so much,
and I still love her every day.
And I wish, she never met my wife, and
I wish she could've met her great-grandchildren one day.
And I think that that was the worst, because yeah,
I hadn't learned at that point to appreciate those people while
they're here.
And I think it's so important to always make time for
the people that you really love so much.
Cuz you can get lost in the hustle and bustle and
busy times of your life trying to chase success or
be successful or whatever else.
But those people, life is short and those people will not always
be there, and you have to always make time for the people that
matter the most, no matter what's going on in your lives.
Thinking about her however, she's still with me and
that's how I think I get through it.
I think anybody who's experienced loss probably gets
through it is that you never truly get over it.
Those people are with you still, no matter where you are,
just because of the memories and
the things that made you who you are because of them.
Next question, MoMusic asks, who inspired you the most to be who
you are today, in general and music influences?
Parents, of course, definitely have always really
inspired me to go for it, even when it's a big risk or
even when it doesn't seem like the safest option.
I've always been told to just follow it,
just follow your heart, even if it's a scary thing to do.
Musically, I've always looked up to artists like Prince and
James Brown and Etta James and
just artists who you feel the soul in their music.
Next question, Shahooda R asks, what's the most things
that motivate you and keep you determined in your career?
Definitely my people, I call them, but
my fans, my family, my friends.
It keeps me the most motivated to know when
we're doing something that maybe not everybody agrees with, but
something we believe in and
something that we're passionate about.
And is hopefully helping people and doing something for people
and I think that that's what keeps me the most motivated.
It has to be feeling like there's growth, musically and in
our lives, and so I definitely always am looking to that.
Cuz if we're helping people out there listening to the music in
a way and it's doing something that wasn't there for
them before, or fulfilling them in a certain way,
then that's the most fulfilling feeling in the world.
LQ Rebecca1 asks, what is one place you wish
you could travel to, either to perform or to visit?
Wonderful question.
I love to just go,
I wanna go everywhere, but I'd say it'd be really rad.
My wife and I really want to go to India and
check it out there and perform there.
That'd be rad.
So I love performing for different cultures.
No matter if you're in Louisiana or you're in India or
you're in Australia or in New York.
I think it's incredible to find that human connection whether
there's a language barrier or not is a very rewarding feeling.
Madison McGardy asks, if you had the chance to go back to being
normal, quote, unquote, and gets and
live a regular life with your wife, would you take it?
Why or why not?
Yeah, hell no, no way.
I can't imagine, I love how we get to travel.
I love how we get to meet new people, and
experience the world in such a unique way.
Yeah, I think I would get too bored, and
I would overthink too.
It's like,
even when I go to sleep at night I overthink too much.
So if I had a quote unquote normal life, I don't think I
could handle that being in one place for too long.
So, no, I definitely wouldn't take it.
And it's funny cuz I think,
we try to find as much normalcy as we can within our life of
traveling and stuff but we're really, I'm grateful for it.
It's what I've always wanted and
I think, the grass is always greener on the other side.
But I think it's important to really appreciate the things you
have and where you're at and what you're doing, so.
We've got a couple more here, Valentina asks,
do you regret anything?
I think I've had, yeah, I have plenty regrets in my life but
I wouldn't say intense ones about where my life could be if
I didn't.
I think that everything happens for a reason and
you have to just trust your gut and go for it, but I only would
ever regret not trusting my gut and going for it.
And there's been very few times that that's happened, but
I learned from it and then I went forward with it, you know?
I didn't say no enough a couple years ago and I would do
things because I thought, maybe I'll be successful if I do that.
Or maybe people will like this if I act that way or
cut my hair in a certain way, or whatever else.
So I don't regret going through it, only because then I finally
learned to say no and do things that I believed in.
I only regret not being being like that soon I guess.
And final question here, Princess asks, Max,
what was your game changer?
How do you think that helped your career as an artist?
Well, I've talked about this a lot, but
my wife is obviously my game change.
In all ways,
because she changed my whole perspective on who I am because
I think I was afraid of being the utmost myself before her.
And now, every day, I'm encouraged to be completely
transparent and true to who I've always wanted to be.
I wrote Lights Down Low about her and it wasn't something that
I thought would be this song that would change my career.
I just wanted it to be our song and
it's still is just our song but also it's been incredible to
see the journey of it becoming other people's songs for
their weddings and all the different things.
And so, that definitely is the game changer of my entire life.
Thank you, guys, for all of your questions.
I appreciate you guys sending all of them through.
I hope you enjoyed the answers again.
There's so many wonderful artists and
creators who have also done some Q&As and
done their No Limits Story so feel free to go check them out.
Thanks again to Microsoft Surface and the whole squad for
inviting me to be a part of this beautiful campaign.
And yeah, click around more.
You're on the hub right now, and it's a rad place to be, so
keep clicking around cool stories.
Again, I'm MAX.
Have a great day.
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