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Tre Scott Interview
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Read the Transcript: Page 1 Page 2 Tracey: Knowing what you now know about being in a group(manufactured or otherwise) if you had to go back and do it again would you rather have started out in a group or would you have preferred to pursue a solo career right from the beginning? Which do you think is harder? (Amanda) Tre: Wow, I don’t really know which is harder, because with O-Town we had the tv show and everything, so everything was kind of put on a platter for us. So definitely the solo thing is harder right now, but I’m sure the group thing is hard as well. But I wouldn’t change anything. I wouldn’t change anything. People are like “oh would you have not wanted to do the tv show?” Of course I wanted to do the tv show. The tv show is what got us our publicity, what got us out there to the public eye before we even had a song out. I wouldn’t change anything. I loved the whole process. Everything about it was perfect. The auditions, everything. I wouldn’t change anything. I would do it all the same way. Tracey: Which song do you think will have the best potential for a first single? (Jessie) Tre: For me? Tracey: Yeah. Tre: I’m not really sure. There are good songs, that put you on your toes. There’s a song called “Hold On”, that is getting a lot of interest, a lot of talk. I think it’s a really good song. I don’t know if it’s a first single, but it could possibly be. I think it’s very good. I might not have even written my first single yet. Tracey: What is the weirdest thing you have ever autographed? Tre: Oh, the weirdest thing I’ve ever autographed. There is a lot of weird things that I have actually autographed. Well, not weird, but let me think about it for a second. Tracey: You can give us more then one. Tre: There’s shoes, there’s arms. Okay, my weirdest autograph story is this. I had a girl that came up to me and had me autograph a blank piece of paper. So I autographed a blank piece of paper. Then, the next time, when I saw her, in her city, my signature was tattooed on her ankle. Tre: That’s gotta be the weirdest thing. That was kind of crazy. Tracey: It’s kind of cool though. Tre: Yeah, it was very flattering. But it was like, wow, I can’t believe she did that. Tracey: What song currently on the radio, gets stuck in your head? (Katelyn) Tre: Oooh, what song currently on the radio gets stuck in my head. I would have to say Chris Brown “Gimme That”. Chris Brown’s new song. Tracey: Not sure I’ve heard it. Tre: That song gets stuck in my head pretty much all day. Tracey: Not sure I’m familiar with it, how does it go? Tre: I gotta hear it before, it’s not stuck in my head. I don’t know the words. *starts singing* *Josh plays song* Tre: Yeah, that’s it. That’s it. Tracey: Nope, haven’t heard it. Did it just happen to be on the radio, or did you put it on? Tre: I don’t know where that came from. Josh: I did that. Tracey: Josh, ooookay. What are you looking forward to most this summer? Tre: Being out on the road, touring. Performing. Being out on the road. That’s definitely it. And then going to the beach. I haven’t gone to the beach in a long time. Tracey: Fun. What would you like to say to your fans? Tre: I would like to say thank you for sticking around, and continually supporting me, just hanging in there, going through the grind with me. Hopefully when I come to a city near you, you can come out. Thanks to Tre for talking with us, it was fun. And to Liz for joining me on the first part of the interview (until her phone cut out). Thanks to Josh Bennet for setting it up. And thanks to the following fans for questions: Ashley, Katie, Aubrey, Jill, Amanda, Jessie, and Katelyn.
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